shelby csx
Aluminum
- Joined
- Aug 14, 2012
- Location
- New Jersey
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Well, since by the end of 1940, BP was already at machine # 656, the head was made in 1939 or 1940. Don't know when BP started selling heads alone. but certainly after that.
JR
What head does the first 1938 Bridgeport machine have on it the one in the museum does it have an M head on it. Does it say Bridgeport Pattern & Model Works on it when did they drop this name.
I read it. So then this means the head on serial number 1 machine isn't original then to the machine
I guess so, but that wouldn't make sense. Why have a first machine with another's head?
How can that be? BP started in '38, and the C and R head came before the M head.
<snip> It's an early M head, WTF year does it make any difference?
JR
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