looks awesome out from behind the door! Glad you finally found one, even happier that they had two since the first one was already marked sold!
Yeah, I got up early on a Saturday, drove nearly and hour and a half to get to the sale, had to park a half a mile from the place and walk to it and then stand in line for half an hour or more to get in the building where the engines were. As we stepped inside, the FIRST thing I saw was a Maytag engine with a "SOLD" sticker on it! "DA*#-IT! It's already sold! I should have just slept late this morning."
Then Nick looked back behind the door and spotted a second Maytag that no one had seen because the crowd had kept the door push tight against the wall. He drug it out and grabbed the price tag off of it and got one of the ladies working the sale to put a SOLD sticker on it. There were a few other antique engines, but they were either Briggs and Stratton (or similar brands) 4 stroke or larger hit and miss engines that were just way out of my budget.
If Nick had not of been there I probably would not have seen it. If Randall had not of helped me carry it to the car, I would have killed myself before I got it loaded. It's great to have friends around when you are trying to find and buy crap that you don't really need!
