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Re: Pass out the ceegars!
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Posted by RB with background on February 06, 2000 at 16:59:47 from (63.27.121.93):
In Reply to: Pass out the ceegars! posted by RED Blooded on February 06, 2000 at 15:39:41:
Its a 39.Boght new by my greatgrandfather.He paid 650 for it.I still have the receipt.He bought a F-29 and sold this one to my other greatgrand father.When he died he left it ot my father.Well Dad let this feller who used to work for my greatgrandfather tinker with it on the condition that when this feller died,we got it back.Well,this guy found out Dad died and he went ahead and let me have it back.I really am greatful to him for what he did to it.But she needs some work to it now.The manifold is a replacemwnt and isnt correct.The hood was cut to make it work but I think that can be remade with no problems.I think with a little clever pipe bending I can still use the manifold.I havent got it running yet and didnt get time to fool with it today,I had a root canal Friday and its killing me right now.But anyway,when I get my photopoint album straightened back out Ill post some more detailed pics of thr F-14 and some others I have as well.
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