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marlinjackThe Machinist #5723 AMARGOSA MACHINE 'Running on Empty- Middle of Nowhere'

Stockton Radiator Shop with working Experts (IN MY Opinion).

well Over 10+ Years ago

a 40+ Year Old Original Brass Radiator sprung a 'Small' Leak in one Tube.

Scrapped the 3 cores, saved the Brass Tanks.

Soldered in 5 Cores, Plated over the Sender Bosses...I Don't NEED Sendors to Turn-On My Fans, Ever.

cost $500.00 with a 5 Year Warrantee. Job Done in One Day.

NO Leaks as Yet!

"...When You Pay 'Peanuts'. You End-Up Hiring a Bunch of 'Monkeys'!"

You will find 'Cheaper', but You won't find 'Better'!

12/24/2212:16 PM

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