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cco23i
 Post subject: Restored C-1 tester
PostPosted: Sat Oct 02, 2010 8:05 pm 
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O.K all,
Here is the tester we recieved from Mr. Taigh Ramey as a trade for our "frankenstein tester", which for us was too large and bulky to travel to events with. One of our crew Pete has finished restoring it and here is the "unvailing"! ( Didn't he do an OUSTANDING JOB!) :D :drinkers:

Scott

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Gotta love the pin up!
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 Post subject: Re: Restored C-1 tester
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anal retentive meticulous 1st class restoration!! no detail spared!!

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cco23i
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Maybe so but a darn FINE JOB!!! :drinkers:

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Should have asked me Scott! I have one for sale... Also fully restored... And has the full set of components- altimeter, temp gauge tester, barfield tester, adapters, etc...Only need a tach cable!

Yours looks pretty nice - Enjoy!

Scott

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Robbie Roberts wrote:
Should have asked me Scott! I have one for sale... Also fully restored... And has the full set of components- altimeter, temp gauge tester, barfield tester, adapters, etc...Only need a tach cable!

Yours looks pretty nice - Enjoy!

Scott



I need the tach cable and gages have all the rest.

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