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Collection of Robert Kammlott, Teaneck Ignition Service

Jacobs R-755-9 The Jacobs is going to be a runner as soon as the oil tank arrives.	Jacobs R-755-9	P&W R-985-AN1 Office decoration for now while parts are collected. It was pulled from a flying airplane but was timed out and picked-over for acessories.	P&W R-4360-20WA A work in progress, it is mounted on a trailer for the build up to be a runner.	Righter O-15 Simultaneous-firing, horizontally-opposed two-stroke used on OQ-2 and OQ-3 drones.	Ranger 6-440-C5 Shown upside-down in this image it will be a runner this spring. Military designations were L-440-3, -5, and -7.

Rare Continental IV-1430

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Runners

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