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MoonShadow
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I bought an aftermarket Ford chrome fan and pulley for mine. Fit great! They only list a few options across the years. Chuck

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Looking for McCullouch VS57 brackets and parts. Also looking for 28 Chrysler series 72 parts. And early Hemi parts.

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When I put this T-bird set-up together, I used a chebbie low mount bracket from Speedway and a little "artful fabrication" on the backside (with thanks to the local muffler shop). This is a GM style "one-wire".

Where can a guy get a selection of pulleys for the alternator? The manufacturer recommends a ratio of 3:1 versus the crank (for general street use) - but it also needs to be the right width and depth. I hate to get a custom part made if you can buy one. The one in the pictures is a Mr. Gasket - best I could do by shopping.  

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sorry I should mention that the picture is for the passager cars, he makes different kits for trucks and birds. if you call Bonnie will send you the info. 419-668-5986

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I'm not great at posting pictures also but I can try. If not, there is a picture of it in Larry's ad in Y-Block mag.

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Daniel Jessup
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Not sure of how to put in photos, and I really cannot get this to work, so give me your e-mail address and I can send one.

Dan



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Can you post a picture of it? I'd like to see how it looks.


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Daniel is correct, it mounts on the passenger side and bolts right in place of the generator.

Rob

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I too purchased the kit from Becker - It installs in the original generator bracketry, so it is on the passenger side in my 55 Club Sedan. The motor is about ready to run, so we'll see about the quality. The fit sure is good.

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paul2748
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Vintage Air makes a combination alternator and compressor bracket. Both are mounted on the passenger side. I have one in my 54 (312) and it fits right. I'm only using the alternator part. They have a bracket for TBirds and one for sedans - be sure to order the correct one.

54 Victoria 312;  48 Ford Conv 302, 56 Bird 312
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That alternator bracket kit ,  is that mounted on the passenger side ot he drivers side ?   ....need to mount compressor for air  on the right side  here in florida  ...........Sam

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