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Restoring - General discussions that span across many different groups of years and models => Processes, Products & Techniques => Topic started by: MustangAndFairlane1867 on November 20, 2018, 03:34:10 PM
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The alternator on my '65 K code San Jose Mustang is the original one that came with the car and I want to get it rebuilt. What I'm not sure of is the finish I should be shooting for. I recently had a carb rebuilt and they put it through a tumbler that did a terrific job of returning the finish to what I believe is very close to original, and I think I would like to do the same with my alternator's body. Does anyone know if this is a good idea for an alternator's finish? And if so, I could use some suggestions where to take it or send it for the rebuild. I'm in southern California but have no problem boxing it up for shipment if there's a shop that has a good track record. Thank You!
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you need to contact jack... http://www.deadnutson.com he'll do you a great job.
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you need to contact jack... http://www.deadnutson.com he'll do you a great job.
+1 . They come backed looking and detailed as good as NOS.
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+2, Jack did mine and it's done perfect, way better then any other rebuilds I've seen...
Jason
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I have done my own for years and I can't get a better look then what Jack turns out. I am pretty picky.
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I have done my own for years and I can't get a better look then what Jack turns out. I am pretty picky.
+3 Jack's attention to detail is excellent and produces a excellent finished product (including stamping, stator color and ink marks).
Ron