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elliot ness

 This is one of my better paint jobs and rebuilds. Hope you enjoy the pics This was 5yrs ago.:happy-jumpeveryone:

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RMCIII

That would mount great on my Simplicity Sovereign!
 

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Ed Kennell

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                                        Beautiful restoration.......:text-thankyoublue:........ for sharing.

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KC9KAS

Very nice looking AC and loader.

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