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Re: 10ER Motor

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Dansmith wrote:Everett, that is one classy looking 10ER.
Guess who's it is. :rolleyes:
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Re: 10ER Motor

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JPG wrote:
Dansmith wrote:Everett, that is one classy looking 10ER.
Guess who's it is. :rolleyes:
It is Skip Campbell's 1951 machine that was in almost that condition when he bought it. It was basically brand new from Magna. Here is the link...

http://mkctools.com/10er51683.htm
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Re: 10ER Motor

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Dansmith wrote:Everett, that is one classy looking 10ER.
Skip Campbell indeed restored and sold this one. http://mkctools.com/10er48843.htm

So this is one of yours JPG?

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Re: 10ER Motor

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everettdavis wrote:
Dansmith wrote:Everett, that is one classy looking 10ER.
Skip Campbell indeed restored and sold this one. http://mkctools.com/10er48843.htm

So this is one of yours JPG?

Everett
No, (wish it was) but I thought of Skip's when I saw it.
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E[/size](SN E3779) restoration in progress, a 510 on the back burner and a growing pile of items to be eventually returned to useful life. - aka Red Grange
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