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Mark Chaffin
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Description and prices as indicated below. Domestic shipping an additional $8.50 per item. Mark Chaffin (951) 805-0928
Heavy duty bronze main bearing caps. $50.00 for the set plus $8.50 domestic shipping. SOLD
Original radiator inlet brass NOS. Looks to be for a low radiator. Price is $30.00 plus $8.50 domestic shipping.
Heavy duty bronze main bearing caps. $50.00 for the set plus $8.50 domestic shipping. SOLD
Original radiator inlet brass NOS. Looks to be for a low radiator. Price is $30.00 plus $8.50 domestic shipping.
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Mark Chaffin
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CDooREDW
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Evening, Mark,
Pls sign me up for your four Hyatts, pls.
I’ll follow up with a text.
Thank you,
Ron Wenzel
Pls sign me up for your four Hyatts, pls.
I’ll follow up with a text.
Thank you,
Ron Wenzel
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Mark Chaffin
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Hyatt bearings sold to Ron.
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Mark Chaffin
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APCO pan brackets Sold to Rich.
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Mark Chaffin
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Bearing caps sold to Mark.
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Allan
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Mark, that radiator top outlet is unusual, to this Australian used to Canadian parts. Our low radiator outlets are steel pressings, usually long gone with rust.
Yours looks far deeper, suggesting it is for a high radiator. Being a brass prressing, It will last well. I found one just like it when getting my barn fresh backboard back on the road.
But, it required a filler piece of flat brass to adapt the neck to a larger hole in the top tank.
Just a heads up on a possible adaptation required.
Allan from down under.
Yours looks far deeper, suggesting it is for a high radiator. Being a brass prressing, It will last well. I found one just like it when getting my barn fresh backboard back on the road.
But, it required a filler piece of flat brass to adapt the neck to a larger hole in the top tank.
Just a heads up on a possible adaptation required.
Allan from down under.
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Mark Chaffin
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Thank you Allan. Appreciate the information.