Posted by John M on September 07, 2008 at 10:18:16 from (209.213.22.170):
Trying to find out what a few of these alts my Dad saved for some reason could have possible come off of. I have pretty much narrowed most of the 17 down, but I have 4 that are Delco Remy, no marks other than R-2 raised. Left side of back has a stud with red plastic near the base of the stud,3 have BATT abobe it, the other doesnt, black on the left side with GROUND about the stud. Center has twp spade plugs that "point" out towards the back, R on the right, F on the left. Im sure these arent any good, but dont know for the life of me why he would have kept them. Nearly 10 years since Dad passed and I just found them. Ill try and post a pic of one when the batteries charge back up for my camera.
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