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Default Deepgroove Alternator Pulley

An original used #3829387 AI single Deepgroove Alt. pulley.
Clean,but was dropped at one time so there is a slight inward crease on the outside edge that's under an inch long.
The belt stays true,so it's mostly appearance.
It weighs 2lbs.,is 3-5/8" diameter and fits a 43/64 shaft.
It's 1/2" wide and still has it's original finish.

<u>Was original equipment on the following cars:</u>
1967 Camaro w/302cid.(Z/28)
1969 Corvette w/HD 427cid.
1966-68 Corvette 427cid.w/o PS.
1965-66 Corvette w/solid lifter 396cid.
1965-67 Corvette w/Spcl.Hi-perf 327 &amp; w/o AC or PS.
1966 Chevelle w/396/375Hp.(L-78)
1965-66 Impala w/solid lifter 396cid.
1963 Impala w/409cid. w/o AC.

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Default Re: Deepgroove Alternator Pulley

Rick,

Does this pulley have the # stamped in the pulley and "AI"? I can't see it in the photos. We are building a '67 Z28 engine now for a customer and I need some parts including this pulley. Let me know.

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Default Re: Deepgroove Alternator Pulley

No part number was ever stamped on this pulley at all.
I have seen both type of pulleys as original equipment from the assembly line.
More then one manufacturer perhaps?
This one came off a Vette.
I was tempted to hammer it down,but thought that I would do a terrible job peening it back w/o the proper tools and it would look erratic.
I purposely took pictures in direct sunlight to show more details.It looked more defined then the overhead room light,I hope others agree.
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