1100777 Olds Alternator Wanted - 55 Amp Externally Regulated
#1
1100777 Olds Alternator Wanted - 55 Amp Externally Regulated
I'm looking for a nice alternator core to restore/rebuild as follows:
>1100777 stamping number - this is a 55 amp unit and is a fairly common alt number when it comes to Oldsmobiles since it was used on AC equipped cars and cars w/"HD Cooling and Generator" option.
>DATE CODE - Car was built February 1968 so I want a date code on the alt prior to that...3 months prior and less would be desirable.
>This is a "regular" Olds alternator......nothing rare like the open face alternators, etc. It was designed for use with a external voltage regulator.
>Nice fan and pulley would be a bonus.
GOOD/focused, etc pics will be required and I may request additional photos. GOOD packaging also required.....not looking to save a few bucks with smaller box packaging.....that ends up damaging the alt.
Here's a couple pics of the front and rear alternator case styles this will have.....
>1100777 stamping number - this is a 55 amp unit and is a fairly common alt number when it comes to Oldsmobiles since it was used on AC equipped cars and cars w/"HD Cooling and Generator" option.
>DATE CODE - Car was built February 1968 so I want a date code on the alt prior to that...3 months prior and less would be desirable.
>This is a "regular" Olds alternator......nothing rare like the open face alternators, etc. It was designed for use with a external voltage regulator.
>Nice fan and pulley would be a bonus.
GOOD/focused, etc pics will be required and I may request additional photos. GOOD packaging also required.....not looking to save a few bucks with smaller box packaging.....that ends up damaging the alt.
Here's a couple pics of the front and rear alternator case styles this will have.....
#3
John - you have the years reversed.
Here are some examples of what would work for me:
Remember....FEBRUARY 1968 BUILD DATE FOR THE CAR (I'll find out the actual day of the month and post it). On alts it's a year/month/day of the year sequence.
February 1968 alt would be: 8 B XX ( "XX" being day of the month)
January 1968 alt would be: 8 A XX
December 1967 alt would be: 7 M XX (NOTE: the letter "I" is skipped over by GM to avoid confusion
November 1967 alt would be 7 L XX
Here are some examples of what would work for me:
Remember....FEBRUARY 1968 BUILD DATE FOR THE CAR (I'll find out the actual day of the month and post it). On alts it's a year/month/day of the year sequence.
February 1968 alt would be: 8 B XX ( "XX" being day of the month)
January 1968 alt would be: 8 A XX
December 1967 alt would be: 7 M XX (NOTE: the letter "I" is skipped over by GM to avoid confusion
November 1967 alt would be 7 L XX
Last edited by 70Post; April 21st, 2024 at 01:21 PM.
#4
OK, I started looking at alternators and decided I had the date code wrong. I believe this is December 1967. Let me know if I got that right and if you're interested in this one Patton. John
Oops! I see we were typing at the same time. So this may be too early for you as a November 1967.
Oops! I see we were typing at the same time. So this may be too early for you as a November 1967.
#5
No - not too early. Sure, within a month or so of the car build date might be optimum but here we are how many years later trying to split hairs?
Here's a pic I just took showing a September 19, 1966 alt date code stamping.
I'll PM you John.
Here's a pic I just took showing a September 19, 1966 alt date code stamping.
I'll PM you John.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
70Post
Parts For Sale
0
February 11th, 2024 01:37 PM