Correct generator pulley and fan? Pics needed

[Jake]

Can anyone post pictures of, or a link to pictures of, the correct pulley and fan for the lucas generator? I managed to scare up a '54 dated unit but it's missing those items. I may be able to find them in the pile of stuff if I know what they look like.
Thanks!
Jake

 

[TimK]

More info would be helpful, model, application etc.

 

[tahoe healey]

Moss' catalog is a great source as it goes by "vin" number on many parts.

 

[CraigC]

Jake, here are pics of a BN2 fan(think its the same for all 100's and early six cylinder cars) and a pulley I purchased from Moss about 25 years ago. Pulley looks to match what is on the car pretty well.
The fan is approx 5" diameter and is made up of 2 stampings spot welded together in 5 places.
The pulley is approx 3.5" diameter and 1" wide.

 

[Jake]

Thanks, Craig. I found a fan and a pulley, but it's broken. I think I might try my hand at making one on my lathe out of aluminum.
The generator is a 22483A, date stamped 11/54, so it's correct for a 1955 100. My car was built in April 1954, so it'll work but it's not totally correct. BTW, if anyone needs this one and has an earlier one that they want to trade, I'm open to exchanging the bodies.

 

[steveg]

Thanks, Craig. I found a fan and a pulley, but it's broken. I think I might try my hand at making one on my lathe out of aluminum.
The generator is a 22483A, date stamped 11/54, so it's correct for a 1955 100. My car was built in April 1954, so it'll work but it's not totally correct. BTW, if anyone needs this one and has an earlier one that they want to trade, I'm open to exchanging the bodies.

I would think British Car Specialists, in nearby Stockton, could fix you up.