Armand & Lorie Ritchie wrote:
>
> >>
> >I'd hold on to them because you may find a place that can fix them
> >correctly and you may need them one day. I have two extra heads myself,
> >one I had fixed but looks like the guy didn't do it right and I can't
> >take it back because they went out of business (does that tell you
> >something) If you do take them someplace to have them fixed, make sure
> >you get some references about their quality of work.
> >
> >I would like to get my hands on a cast iron head if it will bolt on.
> >Does anyone know? What, if anything, needs to be modified and where can
> >I get one?
> >
> >Sergio
> >Series V - AJNT 86 "Missed it by that much!"
>
> Sergio, I have two cast iron heads, I believe they are from hillman's but
> I'm not sure. They look real similar to the alpines alum. head. Where are
> you located?
> I'm in northern Calif. I will sell them for $25.00 each plus
> shipping(their heavy).
> Regards Armand Ritchie
>
> ritchie(at)mcn.org
> Armand & Lorie Ritchie
After reading some other posts, sounds like this may have been more work
than I thought. I was just trying to get away from the problem of
corrosion that I have. I can't seem to get the head work done right! I
just moved and don't know of any places that do qulaity work in this
area. Does anyone know a good machine shop that will weld up the water
ports back to semi(non-leaking)normal? I live in southern Cal (Laguna
Hills).
Someone replied to a previous post about a place out of state I'll have
to look for it but I would like to find a place here locally if I can.
Serg
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