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What a journey Gil!

Thanks for sharing.

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Love to know the backstory on this #50 Gil.
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It’s looking really good! The paint & wood are beautiful!

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A minor project delay.

It appears I need to move the firebox and chimney stand about 3/16" further away from the engine.

I drilled the screw holes larger and pressed wood dowels into the holes.

Now I can re-drill them all in the better location.

Gil



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Thank you fullraceflathead..!!

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Hi Jim, Reply #7 has all the info I have on it.

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What a journey Gil!

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Thanks, Charlie..!!

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Moving right along....

It's been a lot of work over a long period of time. 
I am happy to report the finish line is in sight  (a few details remain).

Below is a photo update.

Enjoy,

Gil



I located the original heaters which you can see in the first post on page 1.

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Here it is nearly all together!


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Wow, it looks like a completely different engine!  Spectacular upgrade, can't wait to see it running for probably the first time in decades.
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Superb craftsmanship, Gil! It’s looking fantastic!
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That really turned out amazing excellent craftsmanship!!!

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This is remarkable, Gil!!!!!!


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It looks GREAT!! What a beautiful 50!

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Amazing transformation, well done Gil!
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