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21-09-08, 05:06
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Ian you are correct the numbers are where you said and the cast numbers are what you said also.
Hope I don't get the GPA bug now as Kathy will strangle me. Max 
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21-09-08, 05:13
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'Ian you are correct the numbers are where you said and the cast numbers are what you said also.'
Phew, thats good, memory hasnt failed yet! So yep, i`d say based on what you have said, it is an original GPA motor. Now the question really begs Max, wheres the rest of the GPA?!!!! As for the GPA bug, just tack on another part of the shed and hide it in there for a while! Or, if you dont want to keep the motor i`m sure you will have no problem finding a new home for it. Cheers, Ian.
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21-09-08, 05:20
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What's this about tacking on a bit to the shed to hide things from you know who, who do you think runs the farm, it's only his hobby these days, it makes me angry when I find out his hiding things.
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21-09-08, 05:50
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Ian there is probably not much sense in us keeping it if someone out there is in need of a engine.
The engine came with some other goodies we bought a while back and there was another one with number 222209 sounds like I'd better build a shed further out the paddock away from the one who is the boss. Max
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