It looks like an extra-credit research project for some lucky student...
Build This years homework
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- #122
We’ll pull it tomorrow.
I remember now, it's a Flux Capacitor, good for 20 more hp. 
Marvel Mystery Oiler, who would of guessed.
It must mean the engine is in like new condition!
A very cool period piece.
Seen em on aircraft engines but not auto, very cool.
No sh*t. That’s incredible.
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- #133
I wish! Haha
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- #134
Most of the ads I have seen were from 1953... nearly 20 years BEFORE my 1972 Cruiser was made... now its over 75 years later.
I do think it is filled with Marvels Mystery Oil. I think it was tied into the emissions control box, the more I dig the more fascinated I am becoming with it.
eBay has them for sale... but they are proud of them!
I do think it is filled with Marvels Mystery Oil. I think it was tied into the emissions control box, the more I dig the more fascinated I am becoming with it.
eBay has them for sale... but they are proud of them!
Engineer8000
SILVER Star
I would be happy to throw Cape Fear Electronics into the game if you need any electronics help. That 08600-00013 radio may have some issues. If you get it here I will make it go. My wife is a retired teacher. Thank you for taking your time to do this.
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I powered up the radio, looks like it has an OEM speaker too. I need an actual antenna, anyone know what was factory?
Here’s what I’ve got left, the whip is broken off/missing.
. Either on top of fender or just below 
That looks like a correct mounting location. IIRC, the mast itself was one of those non-springy 3 or 4 section expandable type that everyone had back in the day
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- #139
Thank you. I’ll try to source a simple whip and pop it in there. It’d be sweet to listen to some FM on the OEM stuff.
Fantastic!!!