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Date:         Fri, 18 Nov 1994 07:33:10 -0600 (CST)
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From:         Martin Garramone <marting@austin.cc.tx.us>
Subject:      Re: '56 Kombi Progress - Welding & New Parts

On Fri, 18 Nov 1994, Thom Fitzpatrick wrote:

> Yahoo! > > Been a good week for my bus! > > Tuesday I finally wrapped my mitts around a 3rd-brake-light engine > lid! YESS! I also got a crank-start apron. For the uninitiated, the > early busses, like to '57 (methinks) had a crank start option. The rear > apron has a slot in it for the crank to go thru. I don't know how well > this'll work with the 1600 motor I'm going to put in it, but I have > considered going back to a 36hp some day in the distant future.

Just my two cents. I used to have a '59 single cab that had a crank-start apron.

You're really moving along on your bus. It's GREAT!

Martin.


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