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12-20-2018 | 07:24 PM

getrdunn

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900sc-1075sc cam.

I purchased these from Dennis R and changed builds. Selling as new used however I nor Dennis could find any evidence of any usage at all. They have some lint etc cause of light oil on lobes. No signed of usage that I can see. Dennis will verify if he sees post. Cam card floating around somewhere and will post when I find however they are solid roller 252/257-672/672

750.00 for the both shipped.

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12-20-2018 | 08:47 PM

dennis r

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Yes they are new

12-21-2018 | 08:23 AM

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Stop changing your engines, and get that boat in the water! You have 5 months to Getrdunn.

12-21-2018 | 12:14 PM

getrdunn

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Hah

Your one to talk. I change builds like you do boats. Things are in final stage with what you know I have going on. Might just change everything. Hard to say. Really would like 32/33 AT.

Maybe even a 38 to make rafting off easier.

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12-21-2018 | 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by getrdunn

There is a nice '02 37 AT for sale now (used to be in Grand Rapids), a few 32's listed, but I haven't seen any 33's. Yeah I changed around my boats a bit, then I come to the conclusion that project boats SUCK! For around half the price of what I would have had into that '43, I was able to buy a turn key ready boat, in excellent condition. These restored old classics are cool, but I don't have the time needed to pull off such a project. Not to mention the need for giant power to go "kind of" fast.

I agree- get a turn key AT!