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David Bartlett
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    That looks like a really nice example David.
    If a motor gets painted early in it life it
    protect the aluminum. Also the nickel on the
    brass parts and the fuel lines. I’m betting your
    going to find a really nice motor hiding under
    that paint, including the gas tank.
    Tubs
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    Tubs,

    I already cleaned the paint of the carry handle thingy and the fuel line and carb. There is a lot of the original nickel plating remaining. Why do people think paint is the answer?

    Working on the muffler can now. Missing the inner one, but I can make a substitute. At least it was cheap paint and is coming off easy.

    When I get brave, I will tackle the tank and hope there is no body filler hiding!

    David Bartlett
    Pine Tree Boating Club Chapter

    "I don't fully understand everything I know!"