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I have:
Three new AC type LS-87 spark plugs in their orginal tube - $5 each

Dozens of new Champion type RHB-29N spark plugs in their original sealed plastic container - $10 each.

Is there any market for used spark plugs?

I have 5 gallon buckets of used plugs of many sizes and conditions. I have already tossed out the badly corroded ones.

Let me know what you need and what you offer. I am learning that people value this stuff differently so please do not be offended if I say no.

e-mail mrmotomontana for photos
or look at http://s291.photobucket.com/albums/ll29 ... lbum_album

Thanks
Jim

Just a note of safety here.....watch those AC LS-87's there is an AD on those buggers (been there since 1954)...

AD 54-04-01

54-04-01 AC SPARK PLUG: Applies to All Engines Equipped With AC LA-87 Spark Plugs, Except Pratt and Whitney R-1830 Engines of 1,200 HP or Less and Wright R-1820 Engines of 1,200 HP or Less.

Compliance required prior to March 1, 1954.

A. In order to preclude possibilities of engine failure, when using AC LS-87 spark plugs in engines for which they are not approved, these spark plugs must be removed from all engines with the exceptions of the R-1820 having a T.O. rating of 1,200 h.p. or less and the R-1830 having a T.O. rating of 1,200 h.p. or less.

B. On R-1820 and R-1830 engines of 1,200 h.p. or less, the LS-87 plug is limited to a maximum of 120 hours of service with no reconditioning permitted. Plugs having over 120 hours must be removed from service.

This supersedes AD 49-26-02.

I suppose there is a new plug that replaces the LS-87 for these engines??
Jim