Look what I found! Look what I found!

Wow Joe. Awesome find. You are on a roll lately. Can you send me a powerball lottery ticket.
 
I don't think it would be suitable for a motorized bicycle. It's on the heavy side, has large (wide) fins and makes way to much power (8hp?)

I was thinking of proping it for a small personal sized airboat....
 
No matter what you do with that engine, will make a really great story. Find documentation from it's beginning and Chronicle it to its final function. I am biased but a flying boat is a great thought. LOL
 
Creative Engineering said:
I think Dan and I should build the flying boat together! Too much fun!!!

Jim
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Sounds great Jim.

Woea LI Joe!!!! great web page. (Why not make it a link here? in your signature) Honestly from a marketing point of view, well laid out. Clear and easily navigated. Nice job and I mean that. A little dark (black and white) but looks dang good. Has all the main points. easy to navigate, clear, concise and well worded.
 
Dan said:
Sounds great Jim.

Woea LI Joe!!!! great web page. (Why not make it a link here? in your signature) Honestly from a marketing point of view, well laid out. Clear and easily navigated. Nice job and I mean that. A little dark (black and white) but looks dang good. Has all the main points. easy to navigate, clear, concise and well worded.
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Please put up a link I want to see the site!

Jim
 
Nice find. 70's era FRG Sachs motor. 73cc. If you take some honing stones and a drill will clean up that cylinder nice. Throw in a 33 degree cross hatch is all you need. Everything else looks great. That sucker will haul.. German quality. Enjoy the ride...
 
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