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![]() I've been using these - same style with no shoulder. |
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The 691's are easier to find then the 746's it seem Bruce.
Cheaper too! |
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Great topic and interesting thread. I believe like you Chris, that the flat top /spun type was 1969 production. Also I have seen the stamped raise on two late Oct 69 survivors but they may have been changed. The middle machined /raised is one I've not seen or am familiar with, but there may have been a transition period. I'll check some pictures I've take of cats built in that time period.
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