Hi, Dandy Dave.
Yep, they are a rather rare bird. There is another one out here on the Santa Margarita ranch currently belonging to a well known West Coast collector.
Just my 0.02.
Dave, very cool! Please post a pic of the manifold side of the engine!
Dave--is this the 0ne that had the radiator stolen a few years ago??
Hi, Dandy Dave.
Yep, they are a rather rare bird. There is another one out here on the Santa Margarita ranch currently belonging to a well known West Coast collector.
Just my 0.02.
[quote="Deas Plant."]Hi, Dandy Dave.
Yep, they are a rather rare bird. There is another one out here on the Santa Margarita ranch currently belonging to a well known West Coast collector.
Just my 0.02.[/quote]
I've heard there was one out there. Seems I chatted on line with someone that had one on the west coast 10 or 12 years ago, but that one no longer had it's serial plates I was told. Mine has two, one near the front of the grader frame and one on the engine.
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