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Dodges of the '20s and maybe before...
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our 32 dodge sedan utilizes a 6 v battery, gen and starter as well as all bulbs and heater motor. don't know about the dodges of the 20's though. believe olds and caddy said goodby to 6 volts in 53. mike
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drove several Dodges in the 50's, all had 6 volt systems.
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Do you want U.S. cars only? I know that MGs had 12 volt systems in the forties and maybe before.
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Could you use the AACA library to get this information? You could also post this question on their website. http://forums.aaca.org/
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