F20Puller said: (quoted from post at 12:19:56 03/12/09) The year of starter is a highly debated item. According to a man who worked for and knew Harry Heisler personally said the 100% correct year is a 1929 Chevy Starter. But there is other years that will work but the setup was patented with a 1929 Chevy Starter.
Scott, i just use 33-34 as an example for the fit since they seem to be the most available to get. i pulled the starter off my 34 chevy truck, and bolted it right on a 20. worked perfectly. the bendix housing is what makes or breaks it. they were the same from 29 to 34. later starters had a bit bigger motors since chevy was using a 6 cylinder instead of a 4 like in the 29's
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