Thanks for WC Sleeve Help

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   I had several people respond very quickly to my plea for a sleeve for my 1934 WC project.  I ended up getting a NOS sleeve from Tony Carbaugh at Tony Carbaugh Enterprises www.tonystractors.com.  Tony was very helpful, and I'll use him again for parts.

The old WC is now back together, and should be ready to try and run once I get the Fairbanks Morse FMJ mag fixed (no spark).

Got some good folks on this forum.

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	I had several people respond very quickly to my plea for a sleeve for my 1934 WC project. I ended up getting a NOS sleeve from Tony Carbaugh at Tony Carbaugh Enterprises www.tonystractors.com. Tony was very helpful, and I'll use him again for parts. The old WC is now back together, and should be ready to try and run once I get the Fairbanks Morse FMJ mag fixed (no spark). Got some good folks on this forum.
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