I found these on Rockauto, rebuilt by Delco. Prices are very good. Opinions? I don't have AC, but any of these should fit, right?
http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/x,carco ... ttype,2412
Thanks!

Rebuilt units have just the worn out/bad parts replaced, remanufactured units have all new components installed. After five years, it's food but the original lasted 25 years - we'll see.ScoopMan wrote:My bad George, they are listed as remanufactured, bot rebuilt. I was not aware there was really a difference.
So how has your alternator held up?
Too bad, I already evicted them with an electric leaf blower. One had set up a sweet crib for himself in the glovebox, it was full of weird fluffy stuff, probably from the blanket that I found half eaten in the trunk....4uall wrote:You could always assume the position of "slum lord" and charge the mice rent then have it paid off in no time
I read somewhere on here that a Ford alternator fits our cars...?blurple124 wrote:Is there any reason a standard American alternator found in a scrapyard wouldn't work? Assuming you install the stock pulley on the Am. alternator?
I tried to purchase the 65 amp Napa Alternator last week. Today I got an email that said they do not have the alternator and cannot get it. I don't know if this means they will not ever be able to get it or its a temporarily unavailable part.ScoopMan wrote:Has anyone had experience with NAPA remanufactured alternators?
http://www.napaonline.com/Catalog/Catal ... 0358394306
Great price!