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Steve Zuiderveen

March 22, 2005 05:09PM

Yes, what has not been made clear is that almost all of the extent postwar Garretts were built with cast steel engine beds, even tougher to section that plate or bar frames. I believe that most of these actually came from Granite City, Illinois!
Steve

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