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By blocky - 4 Years Ago
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hi all , while cleaning out an old mechanic friends sheds i came across this generator and was hoping someone out there can tell me what it is off. looks as though it may fit a y block of some sort , here in australia we dont have the variations you do in usa. it is new old stock and as you can see it is 6 volt. hope you may help cheers   
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By Hoosier Hurricane - 4 Years Ago
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It looks like a generator to me.
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By ponymare - 4 Years Ago
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Looks like a generator from a GM product.
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By blocky - 4 Years Ago
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sorry yes it is a generator
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By blocky - 4 Years Ago
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could be GM as he is a scrub nut but i thought ford used autolite ?
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By blocky - 4 Years Ago
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that should read scrub nut
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By blocky - 4 Years Ago
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every time i put scrub it comes up as scrub??? why??
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By NoShortcuts - 4 Years Ago
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Blocky. Our web site developer has a sense of humor! I suspect that the 9 letter word that you're trying to use in your written entry starts with the letter 'C' and ends with the letter 't'. The word refers to a vehicle developed and built by a fierce competitor of the Ford product line. The developer of this web site has a severe dislike for the competitor's vehicles, and use of the competitor's product line name evokes negative feelings. Because of the developer's negative past personal experiences, he will not permit the use of the word in the polite company of users of this web site. IF you enter the 9 letter word, OR a 5 letter shortened version of the word that starts with 'C' and ends with a letter 'y', the web site developer's computer program will automatically substitute the word 'scrub'.
I hope this explanation helps you understand what is happening to your effort of a certain word entry. 
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By PF Arcand - 4 Years Ago
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Getting back to the original subject; Yes, the name Autolite is usually associated with Ford. So, it's likely a 1953 or earlier 6 V generator. GM stuff in that era would likely be Delco- Remy..
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By blocky - 4 Years Ago
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yes thats funny ha ha and i was using the C word!
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By KULTULZ - 4 Years Ago
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AUTO-LITE was an electrical supply company (think of DELCO-REMY) until and after FOMOCO bought certain parts of in 1961.
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By paul2748 - 4 Years Ago
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Can you post a picture of the complete unit, not just pieces here and ther
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By blocky - 4 Years Ago
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yes by all means. please tell me exactly what you need to see and i will do it cheers
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By blocky - 4 Years Ago
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hope these pics help  
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By marvh - 4 Years Ago
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I think the generator is off a Willy's Jeep.
GJC on the mounting plate is a Jeep number and 6 11/16 space between mounting plates fits Jeep generator mount spacing . The question is was the Ozzie Jeeps 6 Volt most with GJC mounting plate were converted to 12 volt. Could this be an original early Jeep generator or were Ozzies Jeeps 6 volt?
R on the dataplate indicates 1938 or 1960 10 means October
Here is some more confusion I found this on Ebay It shows box as an universal early 50's Ford, Lincoln Merc
https://www.ebay.ca/itm/NOS-Autolite-Generator-1949-56-Ford-52-53-Lincoln-49-55-Mercury/292275703675?hash=item440cfd4f7b:g:iOgAAOSw1pxZz97F&vxp=mtr
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By blocky - 4 Years Ago
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thank you so much for sharing your knowledge it really helps.this is a good site thank you
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