WTB - rebuildable 1941 Underseat heater fan

[Scott Anderson CLC#26068]

Only one of the two fans in my car was rebuildable, so I'm presently running one original fan and one jury rigged NAPA fan in my heaters. On the non-rebuildable fan that I kept there is a part number "Delco 47480", and in researching here I find a reference that says it's Delco "5047596". Does anyone have one?

I can be reached here or at 'sanderson1962email addresses not permitted'.

Thanks
Scott

[Bobby B]

Scott,
Hi.. I might have one. I'll check tonight.
                                                Bobby

[Scott Anderson CLC#26068]

Hi Bobby

I appreciate your checking, always nice to hear from you.

Hoping its helpful for you or for others, I'm adding a photo of the part number for interchangabilty sake.

Please let me know,
Scott

[Bob Hoffmann CLC#96]

I may have one if Bobby does not.
Bob

[Scott Anderson CLC#26068]

Only one of the two fans in my car was rebuildable, so I'm presently running one original fan and one jury rigged NAPA fan in my heaters. On the non-rebuildable fan that I kept there is a part number "Delco 47480", and in researching here I find a reference that says it's Delco "5047596". Does anyone have one?

I can be reached here or at 'sanderson1962email addresses not permitted'.

Thanks
Scott

This just for general context/curiosity/interest - why not run both NAPA replacement fans-?. The length difference in the motors requires a spacer, which is incompatible with the muffler on the passenger side. Stock fan motor under original cover on the right, NAPA fan on the left.