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    Scale model gas engine

    My dad built this little beast from a castings kit about 30 years ago.
    I put a pop can in one of the pics so you can judge the size.

















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    That is a real Beauty! I love those old "Hit & Miss" Engines. Does it still fire up?
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    Quote Originally Posted by RDLouks View Post
    That is a real Beauty! I love those old "Hit & Miss" Engines. Does it still fire up?
    It hasn`t been started up in years. But no reason it shouldn`t run. Ran fine last time it was started.
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    That is too cool and small!
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    Quote Originally Posted by WendyZXZ View Post
    That is too cool and small!
    Yep, I agree Wendy..............

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    I was gauging its' size by the spark plug. That giant soda can was a surprise!

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    Every so often at an antique show, I'll see a familiar shape in the loose stuff some sellers have of a one cylinder Maytag gas engine with a step pedal starter. My nieces and their kids can't believe there were actually engine driven washing machines.

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    That wouild be sweet to get it fired up and run a short video of it running. I've seen little engines similar, but I've never seen one running.

    That's a really neat keepsake, that's for sure.


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    Quote Originally Posted by gearchecker View Post
    That wouild be sweet to get it fired up and run a short video of it running. I've seen little engines similar, but I've never seen one running.

    That's a really neat keepsake, that's for sure.


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    Don`t have a video of that little engine, but I do have some video clips of my dad`s other "little" toy running.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tAxc979Wrk
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shep View Post
    Don`t have a video of that little engine, but I do have some video clips of my dad`s other "little" toy running.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tAxc979Wrk
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