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1958 Golden Bee
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Re: 1958 Golden Bee
I use a 6" strip of leather about 1/2" wide and almost 3/16" thick. If the head has been removed, I replace it hand tight. Heat the case with a heat gun, wrap the leather around the upper part of the cylinder (the head supports the cylinder walls to keep it from distorting), then use pliers on the leather and hold the case with gloves. The leather deforms to get a good grip on the fins, but is thick and tough enough not to tear or leave any marks.
I've used leather strips for years on all sorts of items that I don't want to mar or raise any burrs on. Your local cobbler or saddle maker will have thick leather on hand and you can usually get remnants for next to nothing, if not free.
I've used leather strips for years on all sorts of items that I don't want to mar or raise any burrs on. Your local cobbler or saddle maker will have thick leather on hand and you can usually get remnants for next to nothing, if not free.
Re: 1958 Golden Bee
wow going for over 120.00
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Cox-Engine-049-Golden-Bee-NIP-/330879560345
is that a new record?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Cox-Engine-049-Golden-Bee-NIP-/330879560345
is that a new record?
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Re: 1958 Golden Bee
that's a new one, alright.nitrosmeller wrote:wow going for over 120.00
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Cox-Engine-049-Golden-Bee-NIP-/330879560345
is that a new record?
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Re: 1958 Golden Bee
Great find, i'll bet that'll clean up pret-ty nice, it also has the correct period glowhead.
Re: 1958 Golden Bee
I've always liked the old Bees. I have a bunch of late 50s/early 60s Babe bees. The thin wall cylinder, narrow neck case, large head needle...
I have one 1958 Golden Bee. (I need to take new pics)
Still has its backplate screen.
I have one 1958 Golden Bee. (I need to take new pics)
Still has its backplate screen.
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Re: 1958 Golden Bee
Excellent example Doug, looks like it's all there to include the original head, should clean up very well.
I like the early Golden bees a bunch!
I like the early Golden bees a bunch!
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Re: 1958 Golden Bee
ah, eye candy, my favorite the golden bee . nice restore crnkbndr. wow to find it in such good shape after all these years
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