Cobrarwanab
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So my dad was cleaning out the basement at his dads house(His dad died about 1 year ago) Anyways, He pulls this old leather suitcase out from way under the stairs. Opens it up and finds a old late 60s early 70s Yamaha engine rebuild and accessory kit. This thing looks like it belongs in a museum! It is set up like it could have been used by a door to door sales man. In the suitcase their is a piston, set of pegs, a chrome mirror and all the gaskets and seals for a complete rebuild. AND ALL THE ITEMS ARE IN THE ORIGINAL PACKAGES MINT!!! The gaskets are from the Granprix Cycle CO. and the seals are from a company called TK. I have been searching the web but can not come up with a GCC. company nor any info on this wild kit. Anyone have any deep knowledge of Yamaha history? Want to know more about this kit. Thanks.
So my dad was cleaning out the basement at his dads house(His dad died about 1 year ago) Anyways, He pulls this old leather suitcase out from way under the stairs. Opens it up and finds a old late 60s early 70s Yamaha engine rebuild and accessory kit. This thing looks like it belongs in a museum! It is set up like it could have been used by a door to door sales man. In the suitcase their is a piston, set of pegs, a chrome mirror and all the gaskets and seals for a complete rebuild. AND ALL THE ITEMS ARE IN THE ORIGINAL PACKAGES MINT!!! The gaskets are from the Granprix Cycle CO. and the seals are from a company called TK. I have been searching the web but can not come up with a GCC. company nor any info on this wild kit. Anyone have any deep knowledge of Yamaha history? Want to know more about this kit. Thanks.





