70 Challenger 440 Alternator Source

[schlett7nu1]

All
New to the forum.  I have a 70 Challenger R/T with a 440 Magnum.  Automatic transmission and no AC.  The alternator was replaced years ago.  It's a square back alternator with single pully used with electronic regulator.  Looking to determine the correct alternator and pulley part numbers.  Also need a source for a correct rebuilt date coded alternator.  I'm working to get the car back to original configuration.  Recently retired with plenty of time to have fun.
thanks
Dereck

[xx88man]

   from Chilliwack B.C. Canada. I can't help you with your part numbers but I'm sure there are plenty of helpful people that will chime in. Your '70 Challenger R/T sounds awesome......how about sharing some details and some pics? Is it a U code or V code?? I love Challenger R/T cars!! 

[schlett7nu1]

Greetings
Love BC.  I used to go out to Okanagan helicopters in Vancouver 35 years ago when I working in the aircraft industry.  I have a rather rare car.  It's a 70 Challenger R/T 440 Magnum convertible with 27920 original miles.  727 auto.  One repaint back in 92 otherwise original.  Alternator was replaced and distributor was replaced with an electronic version.  I plan on only a sympathetic resto.  Car still runs and drives as new.  I've had many chats with the original owner.  Fully documented car.  1 of 163 built.  I have the Galen report.  Nice time capsule.
Dereck

[Cuda Cody]

Welcome to the site @schlett7nu1   

Do you have a build sheet for your car?  That would list the alternator on it. 

[VCODE]

Thinking a 172 alternator. Getting hard to find
Bob

[schlett7nu1]

I spaced out for a moment there.  Build sheet lists 37A 3438172 with mono pulley.

[schlett7nu1]

Wow.  172 restored with required date code $650 on up. 

[superdave]

  Nothing like a Challenger convertible. What color?

[anlauto]

You really have to pay to play the numbers game 

[xx88man]

Greetings
Love BC.  I used to go out to Okanagan helicopters in Vancouver 35 years ago when I working in the aircraft industry.  I have a rather rare car.  It's a 70 Challenger R/T 440 Magnum convertible with 27920 original miles.  727 auto.  One repaint back in 92 otherwise original.  Alternator was replaced and distributor was replaced with an electronic version.  I plan on only a sympathetic resto.  Car still runs and drives as new.  I've had many chats with the original owner.  Fully documented car.  1 of 163 built.  I have the Galen report.  Nice time capsule.
Dereck

Your car sounds amazing! Where are you located?

[Cuda Cody]

Let's see some photos!      

[fc7cuda]

Let's see some photos!