amazing!!!!! congrats man! welcome, and I feel sorry for all our wallets
cool to see the handwriting scratched into the rim too, any idea what that is historically?
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As I often say.... Where would MANY of us, & our collections, be without teecrooz.
Welcome to the club! You might be interested to know that even now we scribe in part numbers on all major components of the engines. Still very much set in our ways and some people definitely need more practice than others with the handwriting....
I think that’s a really cool trait. It didn’t looked stamped, who ever did mine had better hand writing then me lol and he/she was doing it with a tool, I can’t get letters to look that good with a pencil! Lol
Yeah dude. Thats exactly what he did. And i fell for it.
coolhanluked - did you ever contact him and see if he had anything else to say after the things posted here?
Yes i did. And he holds solid that they are real authentic. But won't provide the proof.
Boost weld question for you guys
Is every boosted welded on the same fin? I have a romans replica, and next week I will be welding some door brackets for a barn I’m working on
Since I’ll have the welder setup, I want to see if I can tac weld alittle spot on my replica booster just for the heck of it
Just curious if all of them are in the same spot or if there is a certain fin to do it on
Any advice is greatly appreciated!
Is every boosted welded on the same fin? I have a romans replica, and next week I will be welding some door brackets for a barn I’m working on
Since I’ll have the welder setup, I want to see if I can tac weld alittle spot on my replica booster just for the heck of it
Just curious if all of them are in the same spot or if there is a certain fin to do it on
Any advice is greatly appreciated!
Yes, I believe they are all welded on the fin closest to the bore/hole on the threads. I believe the steel pin is inserted into that hole to lock the booster in place and then welded to the closest fin to make sure that sucker doesn't move.
Just got my frag body back after being restored\refinished by newmagrathea . Super happy with how it came out! I had been planning on doing this for years, but just never got around to it. I think it was a much better idea to have Dustin do it. Here are a couple quick before and after comparisons.
BEFORE
And how it looks now
BEFORE
And how it looks now
That is awesome. newmagrathea works his magic, once again!
Congrats, awesome work by Dustin newmagrathea again 
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