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Early Mabuchi MG Modified - 1983

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Post by dinglem » Mon Apr 06, 2020 3:46 pm

Well here's another unearthed gem... should go very nicely with my early Igarashi MG modified.

It is a 540-based early modified from Mick Goddard, initialed by him and also designated 'CBB' spec. Presumably he has opened it up, ballraced it and rewound it as a 27T single.

It has taken a little digging to date it and work out what that means, but I have come up with an old MG advert from April 1983 which actually advertises a 'CBB spec Modified' in 05 & 540 guise.

This motor has a really great label condition and I have never been so chuffed to get my hands on a 540 silver can before!

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