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abbera
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    Wow, quick response is really appreciated. The only think that deviates from this description is that mine has a 2 bladed aluminum prop. Upon further inspection the engine has good compression (60 psi) and good spark. The only thing that keeps me from trying to start it is there are minut particles of rust in the fuel tank and don’t need that down the carb. The tank also shows some exterior dents undoubtedly due to being loaded into and out of boat or vehicles. The lower end appears good and prop turns when I spin the engine. The mounting brackets are in good condition, turn freely and pivot up and down readily. Appears the downtube that supports the bracket is made of brass. Not being into these particularly I quess I will try and find a collector interested in this and just flip it. Any idea of value range? I know its hard to tell without seeing it but ballpark would be appreciated! Thanks again!