Reedy non-rebuildable 24* stock motor timeline?

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Reedy non-rebuildable 24* stock motor timeline?

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Post by carloco8 » Wed Oct 25, 2023 6:52 pm

I ran stock truck the most in the early to mid 90's and just for kicks I was trying to remember which 24*, 27-turn, NON-rebuildable stock motors Reedy stuck their labels on and what year they came out. I think this is all of them, If you guys remember when they were released, or have any pics of your old Reedy stock motors please post them!

Reedy edinger label stock
Reedy cadillac label stock
Reedy tru stock
Reedy force I stock
Reedy mach I stock
Reedy elite stock
Reedy firehawk stock

I must have thrown out close to a combination of 10 of them and definitely wish i had kept some of them, would have made nice memorable paper weights!

Old school racing all the way!

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