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Ok here are the Clark plate #
Clark c/500 y 180 with 200 stamped over it.
chasis # Y1625 381 435 I thought the last number has one more number to it but I can't see it the plate is pretty damaged.
  • Posted 27 Sep 2012 07:58
  • By Dave T
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  • New Jersey, United States

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