Totally agree with you ! My post sounded negative I guess but that's not the way I meant it . I'm used to losing value (?) on machines with engines . I spent $3500 on the engine in my 74 Chevy pickup that never gets driven about 4 years ago - I have less than 1000 miles on it now . And it's just a junk truck . I spent over $4000 about 5 years ago on a HI-PO rebuild on my 84 Harley so I could race it at the drag strip . It's still a street bike with head work and a huge cam but I have only put around 1500 miles on it since it was done . So I'm not that worried about the cost contrary to the way it sounded in my post . If you remember back when I first started posting here I had just bought my Oliver 1755D that I had to have rebuilt soon after I got it to the tune of nearly $3500 . I'm OK with it these days . It's just the way it is . If I did it to make money then it would be different . ...Randy
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