Wwii Dodge Wc 1/2 Ton 6volt Generator And Mounting Bracket Ww2 Military on 2040-parts.com
Portland, Oregon, US
Used and functioning 6 volt Generator from my 1942 Dodge 1/2 ton Command Car. I upgraded to 12 volts, with the higher amps. This is original and used, and a bit heavy.
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