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09-14-2012, 01:23 PM
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How to determine a 128?
I have what I believe is a 1972 128 CC. I did know for sure until I decided to repaint it and guess what? I forgot what model it is. The only part of the serial number that is legible is the last 6 digits which are 446915, and the engine serial number is 4039599, model K-301A which says it is a 1972 year model, 12 HP.
That being said, I decided to finish the restoration and order new decals and hood bumpers, latches and such. I would like to put the right decals on it. So what is the difference between a 108 and a 128 besides a 108 being a 10 HP, is the rest of it the same? ( I had a manual bookmarked @ ihregistry.com but that is of no use since they crashed.) According to the all info I have found, with a manual transmission there is only three models it can be in 1972. 86, 108, 128, and the info said that in 1972 they came with 8, 10, 12, hp engines respectively. Am I correct in assuming then that this is a 128? Thanks in advance for all your help! Larry 
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