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Posted by thepinkpanther on October 25, 2005 at 17:24:57 from (66.82.9.54):
In Reply to: Henry Fords First Engine posted by John M on October 25, 2005 at 15:42:26:
john, there is a engine a lot like thaat one at the museum at the school of the ozarks in point lookout mo. its been a long time since i seen it,but it was built by a fellow in the branson mo area at the turn of the century.you got me interested now!i will have to go back down there this year and have a look at it. let me know if you have any luck.that might get me started back in the old engine hobby. and by the way, you might try harrys old gas engine page.they might have some info. give me a holler.........barry
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