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Neat photo of an old timer. Emblem removed. Photo from David McNeil.
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No clue - but when the dust settles I'd be interested in hearing how that - I assume its a crank hanging off the front is tied in. So I expect the engine is mounted cross wise or something? ray
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WAG Rowe
David Boudrie 79 Astro95 67 White 7400
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I'm thinking Selden
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In response to Ray88 - I think the crank hinged sideways to stow out of the way. You swung it over, pushed it in and then cranked. When running (after it had popped back at you) you swing it over to the stowed position and hang it on a clip. Perhaps someone else knows more about it and will comment.
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I think Warren has it. SELDEN.
Don"Where life is difficult it seems to acquire a higher value";)
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I'll say Armleder.Bruce
1932 White 643 restored in the working museum
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Warren Richardson was 1st to get this old timer, this truck is a 1920's Seldon. I think Warren explained the starting crank quite well too. Thanks to David McNeil for the photo.
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Is that driveshaft going into the bottom of the rear? Something looks unusual there.Bruce
1932 White 643 restored in the working museum
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