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Did AC make frame weights for D17/D19
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    Posted: 15 May 2010 at 9:54pm

This is the first set I have ever seen, but I am by no means an AC expert like many of you.  Was there a set that AC made for the frame rails or did someone make a nice custom set?
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Chuck, he's also got them on Craigslist.  Nice set but cost just as much if not more than as a set of stack weights which by sitting out front give more leverage to keep the front down.  Mike
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I'm curious also. Did they EVEN MAKE THESE???? Ryan
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 I have a set on my D19, which was the first set of them I had seen. It certainly makes me feel better that they might be worth that much!
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   Mine were cast by Rowe Foundry, of Martinsville, IL, which is cast into the face of the weight.
 
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Originally posted by Eddie(IL) Eddie(IL) wrote:

   Mine were cast by Rowe Foundry, of Martinsville, IL, which is cast into the face of the weight.
 



I have a matching set of rear wheel weights, maybe 225# each I would sell,Larry
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Well, you learn a new thing every day.
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