Ram Horns for 292 - not mine
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Ram Horns for 292 - not mine
I saw these on ebay, they are not mine but they look pretty good and are the correct one's for a 292.
1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 Ford Truck RAM Y Block Headers | eBay
1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 Ford Truck RAM Y Block Headers | eBay
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You are probably right, people get awfully proud of their old parts, without regard to wether or not they are rare. Now that Mummert has reproduced those - and they are very good repops - I can't see paying big bucks for old ones. His actually look better, in my opinion, than originals, without the extra casting nubs as shown in the photos.
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His repops are one of the few that are equal to the originals, I bought a set of them.
Kevin, bigwin56f100,stocked up on them, thinking he'd cut a fat hog by reselling them at a tidy profit. Mummert came out with his, and he had to re-evaluate the profit potential. But he's stubborn.
He'll sit on them for awhile till the market improves.
Kevin collects cats by the hundreds, and has several barns full of old National Geographics.........LOL!
Kevin, bigwin56f100,stocked up on them, thinking he'd cut a fat hog by reselling them at a tidy profit. Mummert came out with his, and he had to re-evaluate the profit potential. But he's stubborn.
He'll sit on them for awhile till the market improves.
Kevin collects cats by the hundreds, and has several barns full of old National Geographics.........LOL!
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His repops are one of the few that are equal to the originals, I bought a set of them.
Kevin, bigwin56f100, thinking he'd cut a fat hog by reselling them at a tidy profit. Mummert came out with his, and he had to re-evaluate the profit potential. But he's stubborn.
He'll sit on them for awhile till the market improves.
Kevin collects cats by the hundreds, and has several barns full of old National Geographics.........
Kevin, bigwin56f100, thinking he'd cut a fat hog by reselling them at a tidy profit. Mummert came out with his, and he had to re-evaluate the profit potential. But he's stubborn.
He'll sit on them for awhile till the market improves.
Kevin collects cats by the hundreds, and has several barns full of old National Geographics.........
My stock levels have dwindled. I bet I only have 5-4 pairs left
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I had the opposite experience with chevy ram horns. I used to sell all them I could find (not as much $$ as Ford ones) As soon as the re-pops came along, I couldn't give them away. a year or so ago I sent about 4-5 sets to scrap.
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