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DE and RE power units?
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eastfork
03-18-2012 06:03:06
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I found a DE and a RE (flathead engine?) power units in pasture. The De is missing some parts but i think most of the clutch and gearbox is there and the Re is complete as far as I can tell even the gas tank, hood, and radiator. They have been in a pasture for who knows long and the guy is asking $200 for the pair. What do you guys think?
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eastfork
03-18-2012 19:18:23
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Re: DE and RE power units? in reply to eastfork, 03-18-2012 06:03:06
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I think i'll pick them up. i'd like to keep the de but would probably sell the re. I'll post it on here when i'm ready.
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C. Amick
03-18-2012 18:52:57
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Re: DE and RE power units? in reply to eastfork, 03-18-2012 06:03:06
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If you decide that you don't want them, can post how we can contact the owner?
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Lamont
03-18-2012 10:47:41
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Re: DE and RE power units? in reply to eastfork, 03-18-2012 06:03:06
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My opinion is at only $200 for the pair, he's giving you permission to steal them. Get them before he changes his mind.
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gtski
03-18-2012 08:35:32
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Re: DE and RE power units? in reply to eastfork, 03-18-2012 06:03:06
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Where is this pasture? Can you find them in the dark? :>)
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SDLars
03-18-2012 07:53:43
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Re: DE and RE power units? in reply to eastfork, 03-18-2012 06:03:06
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