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Old 12-01-2010, 02:42 PM
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Default Creeper gear from 100 to original?
Will the creeper and rear fenders from a 100 fit an original?
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Old 12-01-2010, 03:25 PM
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Old 12-01-2010, 03:48 PM
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Thanks for the info.One more question.In a pic of an original i was looking at,the frame looks like it has a small patch where it bolts up(lower rear part).Do they tend to crack there?
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The Originals do have a tendency to crack where they bolt to the reduction housing, normally (at least in my experience) they start cracking around the bolt holes, how bad they end up is determined by how long they are left unattended.
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Old 12-01-2010, 05:28 PM
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Both of my Originals had cracks around the bolt holes where it attaches to reduction housing, one of them had been repaired before but the repair was failing and had a big crack in it. I took care of that last week, pic of that and a pic of an Original creeper, and from my understanding there were 2 different creepers available on the Original, the UD-6 made by Danco and I can't remember the other brand but it gave you 9 forward speeds instead of the 6 with the Danco.
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Looks pretty easy to repair and make it look factory.I'm thinking about getting the one in the pic i posted.It has new tires,front end parts and the engine has low hours on a rebuild(runs/drives 100%).It comes with a restored VERY clean cart from "67.What would be a fair price for this package?
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Looks pretty easy to repair and make it look factory.I'm thinking about getting the one in the pic i posted.It has new tires,front end parts and the engine has low hours on a rebuild(runs/drives 100%).It comes with a restored VERY clean cart from "67.What would be a fair price for this package?
I think that's the one on CL? He's asking $700 for both right?? If so, I don't think that's outrageous but $600 sounds alot better to me, just my
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I can't remember the other brand but it gave you 9 forward speeds instead of the 6 with the Danco.

Sminkey, that would be the M&W, and there are only a few (very few) known to be left..
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Sminkey, that would be the M&W, and there are only a few (very few) known to be left..
Ah yes, thanks JayBrd! Have yet to see/find one and from what I've read they're very rare, like only a couple hundred. What a score it would be to find one of those!!
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I think there are only about 10 or so of those M&W gearboxes known to exist.
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