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$79
NOTE: This is a 12 VOLT (TWELVE VOLT) regulator for cars that have been converted to 12 volts. Are you tired of over-charging your battery? This is a direct bolt-on Cut-out replacement for all 12 volt converted (THIS WILL NOT WORK ON 6V CARS) negative ground cars. Voltage Regulator turns ON when the battery needs…
NOTE: This is a 12 VOLT (TWELVE VOLT) regulator for cars that have been converted to 12 volts. Are you tired of over-charging your battery? This is a direct bolt-on Cut-out replacement for all 12 volt converted (THIS WILL NOT WORK ON 6V CARS) negative ground cars. Voltage Regulator turns ON when the battery needs…
$110
NOTE: This is a 12 VOLT (TWELVE VOLT) regulator for cars that have been converted to 12 volts. Are you tired of over-charging your battery? This is a direct bolt-on Cut-out replacement for all 12 volt (WILL NOT WORK ON 6V CARS) negative ground cars. Voltage Regulator turns ON when the battery needs charging and…
$79
ETA: approx mid April I will be shipping these in volume. This product is for the Model A (1928-1932), not Model T! It uses a positive ground. These are NOT interchangeable and will be destroyed if used on the wrong car.. Are you tired of over-charging your battery? This is a direct bolt-on Cut-out replacement…
ETA: approx mid April I will be shipping these in volume. This product is for the Model A (1928-1932), not Model T! It uses a positive ground. These are NOT interchangeable and will be destroyed if used on the wrong car.. Are you tired of over-charging your battery? This is a direct bolt-on Cut-out replacement…
$79
Are you tired of over-charging your battery? This is a direct bolt-on Cut-out replacement for all 6v negative ground cars. Voltage Regulator turns ON when the battery needs charging and OFF when it's fully charged - there's nothing better than a visual indication that it's working. Detailed installation instructions are included. This product was inspired…
Are you tired of over-charging your battery? This is a direct bolt-on Cut-out replacement for all 6v negative ground cars. Voltage Regulator turns ON when the battery needs charging and OFF when it’s fully charged – there’s nothing better than a visual indication that it’s working. Detailed installation instructions are included. This product was inspired…
$110
Note: I am now OUT of these script cutout tops. If you order one of these, you will need to send me a cutout with the Ford Script and I will build yours with your cutout top. Order it below and I will email you a return label so you can send me your old…
Note: I am now OUT of these script cutout tops. If you order one of these, you will need to send me a cutout with the Ford Script and I will build yours with your cutout top. Order it below and I will email you a return label so you can send me your old…
$65
NOTE: This product is NOT a Voltage Regulator - This is a solid state, Negative Ground Diode cutout that replaces the mechanical cutouts on all Model T cars. It works with 6v, 8v and 12v systems. It features a very high current Shottkey 30 Amp diode. If you're looking for the much better option of…
NOTE: This product is NOT a Voltage Regulator – This is a solid state, Negative Ground Diode cutout that replaces the mechanical cutouts on all Model T cars. It works with 6v, 8v and 12v systems. It features a very high current Shottkey 30 Amp diode. If you’re looking for the much better option of…
$65
*** COMING SOON *** My clan is the Model T family, but once I have enough stock of cutout cans, I'll produce these. If you have to have one now email me jeff@modeltstarters.com Designed to replace the existing Cutout on all Model A cars with 6v/8v/12v POSITIVE Ground electrical systems. Features a very high current…
*** COMING SOON *** My clan is the Model T family, but once I have enough stock of cutout cans, I’ll produce these. If you have to have one now email me jeff@modeltstarters.com Designed to replace the existing Cutout on all Model A cars with 6v/8v/12v POSITIVE Ground electrical systems. Features a very high current…
$65
It's inevitable that at some point ALL electronic devices fail. The word MTBF (mean time between failures) was coined as a result. Sometimes we all make mistakes and blow things up. (Sh)It happens!So, if you find yourself with a voltage regulator that has failed, I will attempt to repair it. If it's one of mine,…
