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Gentlemen, My big feet simply do not fit into the space between the shifter and gas pedal to start my 1941 GMC CC303 (running original four speed with 6 volt ring gear) with any semblance of consistency. Do any of you fine fellows KNOW which solenoid type starter will fit this truck either by part number OR original application?





1941GMC CC303 converted to tilt bed car carrier
1941 IH KB7 crane
1959 Hillman Husky Motown SB427 @581HP
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Peter,

You would most likely need a 6v positive ground solenoid starter set-up for your 1941 GMC. What size/year engine?

Someone here might know what to use. However, most likely someone on oldGMCtrucks.com discussion board would surely be able to provide helpful/correct suggestions.

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I am already running a 12v negative ground. Starter rotates correctly regardless of polarity applied. Saw that he, and sure enough truck started and ran fine. I have read other threads that almost say which one but they seem to assume everyone knows which part number or application to use in place of stomp type.


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You need a Chevy standard shift passenger car starter from about 1950-54, assuming you're still running a 6V electric system. Positive or negative ground doesn't matter- - - -the starter will work OK either way.
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