1929 Condenser

[shew01]

They don't have a website, just a phone number, (860) 693-0112. I think most of the vendors carry their condenser if it is advertised as burnout proof.

This looks interesting. Can anyone post a vendor link to the product?


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[ryanheacox]

https://www.brattons.com/stock-distributor-condenser.html

All Brattons sells are the burnproof ones. More than likely from A&L

 

[Purdy Swoft]

One of the reasons that I run the modern style condenser in some of my model A's is the ease of replacement . The modern style condenser can be found at most parts houses . I usually keep a modern condenser or two in my tool pouch in case of an emergency . The A&L Original style condenser is the best condenser that is offered . Original style condensers are a pain to install . Brattons and Snyders offer the short proof A&L condenser . The modern condenser is the one that was used on most cars before electronic ignition . Voltage makes no difference . Model A's were originally six volts but the modern condenser used on most modern cars will work on six or twelve volts . I ask the parts man for a nineteen seventy V-eight Ford condenser .