Classic Pattern Engines
05-26-2010 | 02:25 PM
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RE: Classic Pattern Engines
Classic Engines...the Rossi and toys!
Here is the Rossi and the most recent Classic pattern-Trader "price discovery" information about classic engine prices.
Rusty Dose
Team Futaba
Here is the Rossi and the most recent Classic pattern-Trader "price discovery" information about classic engine prices.
Rusty Dose
Team Futaba
05-26-2010 | 02:50 PM
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RE: Classic Pattern Engines
Hi,
In 1970th era: Rossi 60 side exhaust and Rossi 61 rear exhaust are my favorites. I had exactly such Rossi 61 FI RC ABC that Rusty posted a picture on. I had it in a Mach 1 - absoutely ballistic performance (on the edge to fast).
/Bo
In 1970th era: Rossi 60 side exhaust and Rossi 61 rear exhaust are my favorites. I had exactly such Rossi 61 FI RC ABC that Rusty posted a picture on. I had it in a Mach 1 - absoutely ballistic performance (on the edge to fast).
/Bo
05-26-2010 | 05:21 PM
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RE: Classic Pattern Engines
Jeff,
not a Rossi - a Picco, a spinoff from OPS (the P stands for Picco). Similar beasts but I believe they were focused even more on raw power.
I never owned either a Picco or an OPS but much like in the Italian Alfa Romeo, Ferrari and Lamborghini tradition, the three different companies competed in the production of the most exotic engine.
Shame it has a Perry carb on it, the original slide carbs were very cool.
David.
P.S. Not a bad auction...
not a Rossi - a Picco, a spinoff from OPS (the P stands for Picco). Similar beasts but I believe they were focused even more on raw power.
I never owned either a Picco or an OPS but much like in the Italian Alfa Romeo, Ferrari and Lamborghini tradition, the three different companies competed in the production of the most exotic engine.
Shame it has a Perry carb on it, the original slide carbs were very cool.
David.
P.S. Not a bad auction...
