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Medallion clean-up
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Medallion clean-up
Got this Medallion recently that was supposed to be mint NIB...
Well, turns out the box liner was missing AND someone had scribbled a number on the crankcase
Well, the seller would not refund my money, so I tried to make the best of it. After some careful sanding, first with 400, then 800 grit wet-dry, and some elbow grease with polishing compound I got the crankcase restored. A lot of work but certainly worth it, don't you think! While I was at it, I tossed the wimpy two-slit thick wall cylinder and replaced it with a used but very good step-style #2 cylinder. Here is the end result, enjoy!
I hope you like it. There's no better way to start off the month of April than fixing up a little Medallion!
Well, turns out the box liner was missing AND someone had scribbled a number on the crankcase
Well, the seller would not refund my money, so I tried to make the best of it. After some careful sanding, first with 400, then 800 grit wet-dry, and some elbow grease with polishing compound I got the crankcase restored. A lot of work but certainly worth it, don't you think! While I was at it, I tossed the wimpy two-slit thick wall cylinder and replaced it with a used but very good step-style #2 cylinder. Here is the end result, enjoy!
I hope you like it. There's no better way to start off the month of April than fixing up a little Medallion!
KariFS- Diamond Member
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Re: Medallion clean-up
If you have the original, signed in blood, type written on IBM selectric, notice of limited edition paper....I would be willing to offer you $ 789.99 for that engine case Only.... ( I collect obscure engine cases)
I have tried a few times to etch the proper number to my NOS medallions but need at least one good example
I have tried a few times to etch the proper number to my NOS medallions but need at least one good example
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Surfer_kris- Diamond Member
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Re: Medallion clean-up
Surfer_kris wrote:I nearly spit out my coffee there! Damed first of April...
Makes me want to polish my A.C. Gilbert .074 & .11 Thunderhead collector cases. BTW, great job on engine crankcase finish restoration.
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Re: Medallion clean-up
I am Sorry to see this the etching is BAD , and good thing it did not take way from you fun time to much ,,, But looks better than before .
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Re: Medallion clean-up
GOOD ONE, KARI!
Har, har har, ya really had me going there for a minute!!
Har, har har, ya really had me going there for a minute!!
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Re: Medallion clean-up
Beautiful work Kari!
You should apply your talents to something more substantial
than a mediocre old Medallion.
Bob
You should apply your talents to something more substantial
than a mediocre old Medallion.
Bob
dckrsn- Diamond Member
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Re: Medallion clean-up
LOL
My jaw dropped even though I knew it had to be an April 1 joke.
Phil
My jaw dropped even though I knew it had to be an April 1 joke.
Phil
pkrankow- Top Poster
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Re: Medallion clean-up
Wonder if Jacob would accept this nicely polished Medallion as a payment for a couple of meat raffle tickets
KariFS- Diamond Member
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Re: Medallion clean-up
I'll be happy to trade that engine for a couple of tickets. I only ask you include the box and all paperwork that came with it.
Re: Medallion clean-up
Ha ha lol one day One day I'll end up getting my hands on one of this engine I will change it to a car engine then beat it until it can no longer be used
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