Dodge1934 Posted October 15, 2016 Share Posted October 15, 2016 Below is a list of vintage Autolite spark plugs the first column is the spark plug number the second column is the approximate number I have of that type. the list is in alphabetical order or rising number. 14 mm plugs are $5.00 each 10 & 18 mm plugs are $8.00 each 7/8 inch spark plugs are $10.00 each all in US funds freight is extra purchases over 100 plugs will get a discount to be discussed. AUTOLITE 104 16 106 8 605 5 724 9 725 8 726 3 727 6 744 48 784 23 2543 4 2932 18 3246 120 3264 30 3265 12 3267 34 3286 12 3325 15 3364 14 3383 22 3384 18 3464 6 3465 33 3485 76 3545 28 3547 48 3627 80 3647 41 3885 20 3895 19 3924 24 3986 21 4025 36 45 5 46 17 5125 4 66 8 745 15 746 9 747 27 764 3 765 5 766 2 85 4 4GS150 3 4GS175 6 4GS200 17 4S140 22 4S165 22 4S250 29 A11 40 A11X 35 A23 18 A3 20 A32 25 A32B 20 A3X 9 A42 38 A5 76 A5/AN5 16 A52 82 A52B 10 A5X 8 A7X 15 A82B 15 A9 20 A9X 15 AE10 17 AE3 23 AE42 10 AE4B 19 AE6 47 AF32 50 AF4 14 AF42 10 AF52 81 AG12 5 AG2 41 AG22 27 AG3 45 AG32A 21 AG3B 12 AG4 27 AG42 66 AG5 18 AG52 16 AG7 21 AGR21 38 AGR31 25 AGR32 4 AGR41 62 AGR42 29 AGR51 46 AGR52 13 AGR82 22 AGRF32B 10 AGRF52 19 AGRF52 28 MOTORCRAFT AGRF52B 10 AH4 18 AH8 10 AL5 32 AL7 40 AL7X 2 AR32 20 AR41 6 AR42 10 AR52 60 AR80 95 AR82 170 AR826 30 AR82B 9 ARF22 3 ARF22B 7 ARF32 14 ARF42 26 ARF52 33 ARF526B 10 ARF62B 6 ARF8 39 ARF86 10 ARF88 52 ARF8B 10 ARL52 15 ARL8 22 ARL82 11 ASF34 10 MOTORCRAFT ASF42 14 AWRF325 10 B11 56 B3 11 B3W 4 B5 10 B7 38 B9 20 BF09 7 BF32 5 BF42 37 BF42B 50 BF7 10 BF82 72 BF92B 20 BR31 20 BR314B 20 BR8 9 BRF31 5 BRF32 11 BRF42 25 BRF6 8 BRF8 4 BRF82 146 BRF82B 18 BSF42 5 BSF44C 4 BSF82 12 BSF92 15 BT4 11 BT6 16 BTF3 33 BTF31 42 BTF31B 22 BTF42 30 BTF42B 35 BTF6 9 BTRF42 17 BYSF314 8 J12 35 L4G 4 MISC 226 MISC 28 MOTORCRAFT N4 5 N4G 10 P4 20 P6 87 PR4 10 PR6 25 T5 24 TH4 24 TH8 7 TT10 6 TT15 9 TT4 66 UJ4J 5 4643 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dodge1934 Posted December 30, 2017 Author Share Posted December 30, 2017 Bump I have all these in crates so it takes a while for me yo sort though them and if I only have a few sometimes I can miss them so please have patience Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steves Buick Posted September 26, 2019 Share Posted September 26, 2019 Hi Dodge 34, My 1932 buick manual specifies AC J12, do you have any or an equivilent? thanks Steve Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dodge1934 Posted September 26, 2019 Author Share Posted September 26, 2019 11 hours ago, Steves Buick said: Hi Dodge 34, My 1932 buick manual specifies AC J12, do you have any or an equivilent? thanks Steve Hi Steve AC j12 and AC GG were the 1932 oem for your 32 Buick.... They are very hard to find new with those numbers. During WWII AC changed their numbering system and the new AC number became AC86. They are hard enough to find but they are out there. I do have a supply of the AC 86 plug. I charge $8.00 for my 18mm plugs plus shipping. How many are you looking for? They are in boxes and it may take a couple of days to track them down. Let me know. Don Roubos Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steves Buick Posted September 29, 2019 Share Posted September 29, 2019 Thanks Don, Sorry for the late reply, a friend of mine brought over a box of AC 86 plugs on loan for me to try them, UFFTA not sure what happened but initially the car barely ran, it did smooth out after a few minutes, so not sure whats up with his plugs or the 86 series. I reinstalled the Champion plugs and it ran fine. I'm retiming the car and will determine whats going on with the AC plugs. Are your plugs any different than what Napa offers? Thanks Don. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dodge1934 Posted September 29, 2019 Author Share Posted September 29, 2019 34 minutes ago, Steves Buick said: Thanks Don, Sorry for the late reply, a friend of mine brought over a box of AC 86 plugs on loan for me to try them, UFFTA not sure what happened but initially the car barely ran, it did smooth out after a few minutes, so not sure whats up with his plugs or the 86 series. I reinstalled the Champion plugs and it ran fine. I'm retiming the car and will determine whats going on with the AC plugs. Are your plugs any different than what Napa offers? Thanks Don. There is nothing like a 500 mile trip to make a car run better.... with regard to the new plugs they make a couple of sizes to cover all the sizes and heat ranges that were made in the day... I know a lot of the guys don`t like the new plugs ompared to the old plugs. I have not heard any complaints on the NOS plugs to date. I use NOS plugs in my 34 dodge, my other car is a long way from running but looking for plugs for that car is how I got into the spark plug business.. FYI my other car is a 1919 McLaughlin Let me know if you decide you want my AC 86 plugs Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steves Buick Posted October 20, 2019 Share Posted October 20, 2019 Hi Don, Sorry for the delay in responding, Vacation etc... I would like 10 of your AC 86 plugs, if you have them , I'll get a check in the mail as soon as you confirm that you have them.. Again sorry for the late response.. Cheers, Steve Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dodge1934 Posted October 21, 2019 Author Share Posted October 21, 2019 Hi Steve I will dig them out and get a picture to you. If you could send me you zip code I can get a postage cost as well. Thanks Don Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steves Buick Posted October 22, 2019 Share Posted October 22, 2019 Thanks Don, Zip 98236,, Steve Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dodge1934 Posted October 24, 2019 Author Share Posted October 24, 2019 On 10/21/2019 at 10:24 PM, Steves Buick said: Thanks Don, Zip 98236,, Steve Hi Steve I will dig them out and get a picture to you. If you could send me you zip code I can get a postage cost as well. Thanks Don I found 3 86 com plugs and 3 86 plugs. the 3 86 are all from different manufacturing dates. sorry I don`t even have a complete set for you. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steves Buick Posted October 28, 2019 Share Posted October 28, 2019 Thanks , Sorry just saw this after I sent the previous email!! Do you know the difference from the 86 and the 86 com plugs? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dodge1934 Posted October 29, 2019 Author Share Posted October 29, 2019 The 86 and the 86 com are the same heat range , the 86 com is a bigger diameter and longer body than the 86 I have lots of 84 plugs if you are interested in a cooler plug. I have some hotter plugs as well but this is all I have in the 86 range Don Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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