patrickmull
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is there any engine parts out there for a wards ER with the twin pipe manifold
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patrickmull
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yep its the one with twin pipes i think its a 250 not sure
Anonymous-0
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Are you interested in perhaps selling your ER
patrickmull
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not right now
patrickmull
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here it is
Anonymous-0
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Still would be interested in buying if you decided to sell 765 two six five 4075 Thanks
patrickmull
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Ok will let you know do you know of any manifolds out there or any other engine parts
Anonymous-0
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You can text me your number I left mine on other post Parts will be hard to come by I might have afew engine parts no manifold.
patrickmull
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Ok i will thanks
Bud Tierney
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Patrick: If you're still there you need to contact the Cockshutt-CO-OP club...
Briefly (??) the CO-OP Chry Cptn 6cyl engined design was built by several Farmers Co-Operatives and sold as CO-OPs and Farmers Union CO-OPs...
Cockshutt wanted an entry into the US market with a familiar name, bought the name (??), sold Cockshutts (Buda engines) for awhile as CO-OPs before reverting to own name...
The original Chry Cptn 6cyl design was picked up by Custom (and others), sold under a variety of names (including Wards, but not the Wards twin row, which was another design)...
I believe the Cockshutt Club has allowed owners of the ORIGINAL CO-OPs to be members as well as owners of the later COCKSHUTT CO-OPs...
If you'll search CO-OP and Farmers Union CO-OP you'll be inundated with info, not all of which agrees...
Don't know if there's a Custom club or not, but there's lots and lots of info out there; except for a special manifold, original CO-OPs and Customs reportedly used off-the-shelf Chry Cptn/Dodge Truck parts...
Briefly (??) the CO-OP Chry Cptn 6cyl engined design was built by several Farmers Co-Operatives and sold as CO-OPs and Farmers Union CO-OPs...
Cockshutt wanted an entry into the US market with a familiar name, bought the name (??), sold Cockshutts (Buda engines) for awhile as CO-OPs before reverting to own name...
The original Chry Cptn 6cyl design was picked up by Custom (and others), sold under a variety of names (including Wards, but not the Wards twin row, which was another design)...
I believe the Cockshutt Club has allowed owners of the ORIGINAL CO-OPs to be members as well as owners of the later COCKSHUTT CO-OPs...
If you'll search CO-OP and Farmers Union CO-OP you'll be inundated with info, not all of which agrees...
Don't know if there's a Custom club or not, but there's lots and lots of info out there; except for a special manifold, original CO-OPs and Customs reportedly used off-the-shelf Chry Cptn/Dodge Truck parts...
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