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VCCA Spares - Master Copy - Body Pan BODY PANELS AND TRIMS MAKE QTY ITEM Holden HR (1) Used Upper Radiator Grille Support Panel and Chrome Trim Morris Minor (1) Used Boot Lid Sunvisors 1 Unknown - Mesh Style - SWAP MEET ITEMS Page 1 of 55 VCCA Spares - Master Copy - Brushes BRUSH SETS V.4. 02/15 PART NO. QTY No. in Set COND MAKE and YEAR GENERATOR A1409 1 3 new Chrysler 1935-36 AUTOLITE Dodge 1935-39 most Desoto 1935-36 most Packard 1935-36 8 cyl Studebaker 1935-37 6 cyl 203148 2 2 new Austin 1937-48, 8, 10, 12, 14 hp LUCAS Citroen 1951-52, 6 cyl, 23 hp Hillman 1940-50 Jaguar 1938-48, 4 cyl 1.5. 2.5, 3.5 Ltr. M.G 1946-50 Morris 1939-48 Series E Riley 1939-50, 4 cyl 1.5 ltr Singer 1939-49, 4 cyl. 9 and 10 hp Standard 1940-49, 10 and 12 hp Triumph 1946-53 4 cyl + Mayflower Vauxhall 1938-48, Wyvern + 6 cyl 14 hp Wolseley 1939-48, 4 cyl 8, 10, 12 hp L 220188 1 3 new Austin 7 H.P. 1935-36 VESTA N 4401 1 3 new Dodge 1923-26 12V GA Starter - Generator R 5418 1 2 new Chevrolet 1940-52 DELCO REMY Holden 1948-52 1878209 Oldsmobile 1940-52, 6 and 8 Cyl 1878249 Pontiac 1940-51, 1960-63 Studebaker 1940 8 cyl 1950-52 17a Commander V8 Q 750 1 2 new Possibly Japanese 1857968 1 3 new Unknown R 5409 1 2 new Buick 1937-39 all 1857963 Oldsmobile 1934-39 6 and 8 cyl DELCO REMY Plymouth 1934 all Pontiac 1934-39 most R 6940 2 2 new Simca 1957-60 Aronde, 1961-64 Aronde , Elysee R 7000 1 2 new Peugeot 403A and B after chassis no.2434722 to 2590308 V 34 3 2 new Borgward 1956-60 BOSCH Goliath, Lloyd 1958-60 879210 Fiat 500, 1100, 1947-51 371467 M/Benz 1951-60 most BREMI Volkswagen 1954-60 all 21-30009 1 2 new Unknown 227305 2 2 new Armstrong Siddley to Wolseley LUCAS refer catalogue AE 66, P.83 40-10047 1 2 new Ford V8 1932-38 all Page 2 of 55 VCCA Spares - Master Copy - Brushes FORD Ford V8 Pilot - Thames 1949-50 F 3403 7406554 1 2 new Holden FE to FB 1957-60 BOSCH Unknown 1 2 new Peugeot STARTER B 5760 1 4 new Alfa Romeo 1964-68 BOSCH Chrysler Valiant 1963-73 Falcon 1967-73 Holden 1963-73 M/Benz 1960-64 on Studebaker 1964-66 Volkswagen 1961-65 F 3502 1 4 new Ford V8 1932-54, Pilot - Thames 1949-50, Falcon XM 1964-65 FORD Falcon XM, XP 18-11057 type (lugs to be soldered on two brushes) 333189 3 1 new Unknown Horn Contact Pins maybe LUCAS 62 210679 1 1 new Horn Contact Ring thing 62 250270 1 4 new Holden EH 1964 LUCAS 62 251225 1 4 new Austin Kimberly, Tasman X6 1970-73 LUCAS 62 255659 1 2 new Austin to Wolseley LUCAS Refer Catalogue Lorimer 31, 1973, P.152 7421882 1 2 new Holden, 1950 from Eng No. 89598 to FJ - 2 Brush Starter 7426988 3 2 new Holden EH, HD, 149 Bosch BOSCH ???????????? 1 3 new/us Chevrolet 4 - 1928 Delco Remy OTHER T 7554 1 ? new Lincoln Welder Exciter Brushes Page 3 of 55 VCCA Spares - Master Copy - Brake PBR Master Cyl Kit s PART NO QTY Cond Make and Year K7308X 1 new Izuzu Bellet K7404X 1 new Unknown K7508X new HR Holden Master cyl (part only) ??? K467S 2 new 1969 -1970 Bedford J5, CDN and CFN models K530S 1 new Jaguar 420 1966-68, XJ6 1968-71, E Type 1968-72 K622S 1 new Nissan Cedric K 459 S 1 new Triumph Herald Disc Brake Kit (Oct 61 to Jan 67) K 7124 new ?????? K51 1 new 1941-49 Chrysler, 41-48 Dodge, 41-49 DeSoto K101S 1 new 1942 Jeep, 52-54 Nash, 64-66 XM XP Falcon K329S 3 new VW 1200, 1950-52, Rear Cyl Kits K430S 2 new Morris Com'l 5 ton FHK, WEK 100, Fr. Wheel Cyl. K453S 1 new Morris Mini – Cooper 1961-62, Fr. Disc K489S 1 new Commer 5 ton VAAS, Fr. Wheel Cyl K520S 1 new Triumph 2000-2500 1963 on, Rear Wheel Cyl kit K674S 1 new Toyota Crown 70-75, Disc Seal kit K7314X 1 new Toyota Lite St., Land Cruiser FJ 40, FJ 43, Mst Cyl Kit K7124 1 new K7160 2 new Landrover BRAKE LIGHT SWITCH HYDRAULIC C1AF13480A 1 new Ford Motor Co. part Wheel Cyl Cups Many new Various Cyl Boots Many new Various Mst Cyl Pads Many new Various Page 4 of 55 VCCA Spares - Master Copy - Dist's DISTRIBUTORS NOTE :- ALL DISTRIBUTORS ARE IN USED CONDITION BRAND and SERIAL NUMBERS QTY DISTRIBUTORS - 4 CYLINDERS 1153 CW S2 1 1153 BN 214 40299E - Austin A 30 4 1153 BN 214 40299E - Austin A 50 2 1154 BN 214 - Austin 1 40831 A 6.63 2 40499 B BN 240 - Austin Lancer 1958 1 D2A 40358B A 177 12.54 2 DKYH4 Good condition 1 DVX 4A 40201A V140 151 - Morgan 1951-53, Lanchester 1952 2 DX 4A.O 407223 TYPE P27 1 LUCAS 29D 62941054A AYH 0414 2 ND 19100-33013 16R 12M 1 ND 19100-88261 1 ND 8942007192 1 S50A – B12V – 15 DEG 3M5 FIAT 1 T4T 20178 6811 22100 N7410 3 DUCELLIER 1 Unknown - Alloy with Bakerlite Upper Housing gear drive BD23 Cap 1 DISTRIBUTORS – 6 CYLINDERS AUTO LITE R100 ??? 1 BOSCH VJU 6 BR 30 1 BOSCH VJU 6 BR 36 1 BOSCH VJU 6 AR 17 1 CHRYSLER CORP. GS 4103A 1 C2GF 12127C 3 DELCO 1110214-9G1 1 DELCO REMY 1110223 2C 31 or maybe 1110228 1 DELCO REMY 1813091 (48 Series Holden or Chevrolet etc.) 4 DELCO REMY 633-G - Chevrolet 1929-32 2 DELCO REMY D204-7953272 2 DX 6A.0 - Daimler 1949-51 1 DM6 402252E - Ford Zephyr 4 VALIANT VG – VH 4 DISTRIBUTORS – 8 CYLINDERS AUTOLITE - IGP 40001A 0 12 1 CHRYSLER CORP. IGT 4101 A2 - Chrysler 8 1939 1 DELCO REMY 662-H 1 FORD 2H OBA-12127 2 FORD 9H COBA-12127-A 2 FORD DIST HOUSING 40068A 2 FORD CUSTOMLINE 1954 ???? 3 FORD V8 DIST COMPLETE 1940’S 1 FORD V8 DIST SEMI COMPLETE 1940’S 1 DISTRIBUTOR ADVANCE ASSEMBLY FORD V8 FAB-12370-A (N.O.S.) 1 Page 5 of 55 VCCA Spares - Master Copy - Dist Cap DISTRIBUTOR CAPS - 4 CYLINDERS PART NO. QTY COND MAKE and MODEL AL 100 1 New Willys 1952-56, CJ3A, CJ3B. Willys Jeep 1941-53 War Model AU 70 1 Rugby 1925-28, Whippet 4 and 96, 1926 BD 23 1 new Alvis 1934-39 400135 Austin 1929-48 - 7, 8, 10, 12, Lucas Citroen 1934-48 Jowett 1936-40 MG 1931-39 Morgan 1937-38 Morris 1932-46 Riley 1932-46 Rover 1932-39 BD 220 1 New Austin A 90, 1949-52, 408369 Lanchester, 1940-53, 415298 Lotus, 1958-60, Lucas Standard, 1950-54, Triumph, 1949-53, Vauxhall, 1940-52, Willys Jeep, 1960-67, Land Rover, 1952-53, Fergusson Tractor BD 223 1 Austin 1948-52, 409635 Citroen 1950-56, Lucas Hillman 1940-55, Humber 1945-53, Jowett 1948-52, MG Morris, Riley, Rover, Singer, Standard, Sunbeam, Triumph BD 225 2 1 New Austin 1952-55, 418871 Citroen 1951-53, Lucas Hillman 1954-62, Humber 1954-57, Jowett 1951-53, MG Morris, Riley, Rover, Singer, Standard, Sunbeam, Triumph. BD 261 1 Alfa Romeo 1955-63, 418865 Austin 1953-55 + Healey, Lucas Ford Consul, Prefect 1960-62, Hillman 1961-65, Humber 1958-63, Lanchester 1953-54, Morgan 1956 on, Riley 1953-54, Land Rover 1961-70, Singer 1961-63, Standard 1953-62, Sunbeam 1963-64, Triumph 1962, Vauxhall late 1952-1957 Page 6 of 55 VCCA Spares - Master Copy - Dist Cap BD 268 2 1 new Austin, Ford, Hillman, Lotus, MG, Morgan, Morris, Riley, 422905 Singer, Wolseley, plus same again in trucks BD 270 2 Ford Cortina 1964-65, GT 1964-67, Humber Vogue 1963-65, Rover 2000 1963-69, Land Rover 1963-69, IIA, Singer 1965, Sunbeam 1965-66, Trucks - Austin 1965-66, Bedford 1953-58, Commer 1962-69, Ford 1957-62, Morrris 1965-66. DR 101 2 Good Bedford 1958-72 Trucks DELCO Holden Torana 4 cyl HB, LC, LJ, TA Triumph Spitfire 1962-70 Vauxhall Victor, Viva, VX 490. GB 207 1 New Volkswagen 1960-64 Beetle, 1960-64 Transporter. BOSCH Volkswagen 1961-63, 1500 GB 820 1 Holden 4 cyl, mid 1980-82, VC, VH, Torana, UC Sunbird Mitsubishi Sigma, 1977-84, GE5, GE7, GE8, 2000, GH, GJ, Nissan Bluebird, 1978-83, 200B, 1978-81, Stanza, L16, SSS Toyota Corolla 1978-80, late Corona 1979-83 GB 739 1 New Bosch 1 235 522 056 Alfa Romeo, Alfasud, 1972 on Audi 1973-75. Ford Cortina and Escort 1976-77 on VW 1300/1600 Beetle 1970-71, and 1500 Auto. 1968-70 Volvo 1973-74, 142E and 144E JP 522 1 Mazda 1966-69, 1000, 1500 Coupe FT 526 1 Good Fiat 600, 1955-64 ???? 1 New Fiat – Lancia JP 512/516 1 Toyota Stout, 1963-68, Hi-Ace 1968-78 GD 512/516 DISTRIBUTOR CAPS - 6 CYLINDERS AL 32 1 New Chrysler, Dodge, DeSoto, Plymouth, Fargo 1949- 1950. Dodge Truck 1948-53, Fargo Trucks 1949-50. AL 38 1 Hudson 1951-56 (IAT Distributer) Chrysler 1950-56, Dodge 1950-55, DeSoto 1950-53 Hudson 1951-56, Plymouth 1950-53, Studebaker 1951-58, Willys 1957-58, Dodge Truck 1949-53, Fargo Truck 1951-53.
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