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HILL DIESELSBy Jack Heemsoth9955 14 Mile Road Marshall, Michigan 49068 My story begins at the Portland Swap Meet last spring on my way home from Florida. At the meet, a friend of mine, Dave Reed of Otto Engine Works, informed me that Hatch and Kirk of Seattle, Washington, who are engine parts dealers, were going to scrap military surplus Hill diesel parts. I have been collecting Hills for some time now, having a one cylinder, two two-cylinders, three four cylinders, two six cylinders and an opposed piston Hill. Hills were manufactured in Lansing, Michigan, from 1926 to 1953, only about 50 miles from where I reside in Marshall, Michigan. I contacted Joe Rentel of Hatch & Kirk and was informed they had been asking $20,000 but were now down to $10,000 or best offer. I inquired about a four cylinder exhaust manifold and radiator. They found they had lots of manifolds, but no radiato... 808 of 1842 characters shown.
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