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History Found TWO Bags of ARDUN Parts : What do you have?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by The37Kid, May 9, 2009.

  1. The37Kid
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    Back in the good old days before plastic bags parts came in cloth bags with draw strings. What do you have for original shipping/boxing/parts tags?:confused:
     

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  2. manyolcars
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  3. The37Kid
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    Maybe a misspelt word will get more attention? The ARDUN bags have rocker adjustment screws in them.
     

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  4. manyolcars
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    I have a wood board off a shipping crate that says Boeing AIRPLANE Company!
     

  5. noboD
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    '37, could this be the result of sleeping with the NOS heads at Hershey 2 years ago?
     
  6. The37Kid
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    No, these were with the extra parts that came with the NOS set I had back in 1978. They were a spare set for a sprint car, I sold them for a then record price of $2,500. and paid off the balance on the plumbing on the house we built. No regrets.
     
  7. I wish I had a picture, but when we had a block repaired at Keith Black's, about 10 years ago, it came back in a cool looking heavy duty cardboard crate, with "King Sports Inc" logos on it. What's that you say? Think Kenny Bernstein.;) Not really old, but interesting to leave around the shop, just to see the reaction from people who can figure it out.
     
  8. Bruce Lancaster
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    I have a couple of Ford shipping crates for B engines...in the bottom of one, I found one of those string closure bags (half rotted), Ford imprint, with several head nuts in it. I think the practice was to have exchange engine returned with head loose for inspection and head nuts enclosed...
     
  9. 8-Track
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    Here is what an Ardun head Box looks like.
     

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  10. Rossodino34
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    Is that the box I sent you (with heads) with the new Jersey Address?. Boy, did I come close to making the crate a coffee table!
     
  11. PRoz
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    I've got a couple of Hurst Wheel shipping containers from the early 60's. A buddy of mine gave them to me years ago and he originally got his wheels in them for his car. I havent seen any others.
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    Here's a pic of one I found on net.
     
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  12. Moriarity
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    I have a couple of those, used em for a tv stand

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  13. alchemy
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    I had a NOS Appleton 112 spotlight last year that had one of those cloth drawstring bags inside the box. Had instructions and small parts in it.
     
  14. I got a set of Cal Custom wheel spider mounting plates that cam in a little cotton bag like that. No markings on it though, but it was in an original packet.
     

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