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    Hi Tubs, you raise an excellent point… I request your help in this area. It seems that the appearance of the motor is often the only thing that matters. These antique Motors are displayed for decoration. As soon as a restored motor is run, the polish is replaced with exhaust soot, water fills the cooling system and drips, oil leaks from the gaskets, and it has the smell of gasoline. No one wants this inside their house.

    Is it fair to say that many of the Antique motors do not need to be in running condition in order to be desired?