My Father had two sixties that were "rescued" .   He worked on them both, gathering pieces and parts, made them both run, maybe not museum pieces but certainly better than sitting in a pile of dirt and rust.  

Someone made a comment about the "grey" sixty - had radiator supports from top tank to the frame.   Certainly much more strength than the top hose and one bracket.  
I keep looking and seldom see these -  Traynam Ranches has two with these supports also.

I sure would like to hear that "4" stack Sixty pulling hard -- Dad's with the propane heads and twin stacks would talk!

Hope you enjoy the pics, I know I have posted the them in one form or another previously.
Happy Holidays!
CTS

Hi, CTS.
There is a time tested and proven way of 'obtaining' these struts and many other parts made of 'unobtainium'. I believe it is sometimes called the 'rollyerown' process or method.

I DO like the look of that 4-stacker. Thanks for posting.

Just my 0.02.