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Old 06-08-2010, 12:00 AM
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Thanks alot CMA's129 , (nice looking 129) ....understand the "spydering"
issue...I will not know for sure until we take her down . Dropping
her off this weekend to be machined . If I need the plate I will
come a calling (thank ,you , thank you !).. again so much for your help as well as the imput from the rest .....I was starting to get nervous!
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Old 06-08-2010, 11:17 PM
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That is great news for me ! Thanks for going above and beyond CMA's 129..
wally -471 , if you see this , I will be in touch . I am waiting to hear back from
the machine shop on a quote for the machine work . ( can't tell about a leak
where I am with it right now, but seems to be more than a defect .)
Thanks so much for the help .
Please reasure me I'm not being stupid for this restoration ! You have a
nice looking 129 from what I can see .
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Old 06-08-2010, 11:42 PM
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welcome here and glad to have you
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Old 06-09-2010, 12:14 AM
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I think your doing the right thing hydrocub. My son and I have two working cubs now and are working on a thrid, We have a great time with them. Somtimes it seems a bit expensive but its not a usless hobby for when your done you can put it to work, even if it's just somthing to pull a cart or ride down to the corner for a sixer. You have to remember that they no longer make these great heavy duty machines and you may have saved a piece of history from the bone yard.
In my part of the country old cubs are very easy to sell and tough to find one to buy, so either way you cant go to wrong. You can always hawk it and get your money back. Just have fun and try not to make to much of a job out of it.
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