If it's the former forget about a 12 volt generator! An alternator does better job keeping the battery charged, provides more power for lights, etc. and will last longer/require less maintenance. It�ll also be cheaper than a generator.
Tip: Use a 3-wire rather than a single wire alternator. A 3-wire requires a few more feet of wiring plus a warning light or diode. But it will be cheaper and it will avoid the annoying issues single-wire alternators frequently seem to suffer from.
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If you elect to stick with a generator most any Delco generator from a tractor or GM car from the late �50�s/early 60�s will work (IHC, Deere, Case, MM, Oliver, etc). You might need to reuse the fan/pulley assembly from your 6 volt generator however. Make sure you get the matching regulator too � otherwise the smoke may be let out of the generator!
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