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Gas Engine Magazine 1998 June Madison's Machine A Crawler in Pat's Old Engine Sh
Gas Engine Magazine 1998 June
104 Pages
Table of Contents
Reflections, by C. H. Wendel2
Antique Engine Association Inc. of Reidsville, North Carolina, by M. C. McGee. 11
Cover Story: A Crawler in Pat's Old Engine Shed, by Pat Becker12
Where Did You Get All This Stuff? by Gil Mangels 13
Madison's Machine, by Mark G. Sargent 16
You Wouldn't Believe The Results I Obtained! by Glen Sitter, 17
Everything I Need To Know About My Old Iron Hobby I Learned from Kindergarten, by Mark G. Sergent18
Persistence Pays Off, by Jerry J. Deaton19
LeSueur County Pioneer Power Association: Now 25 Years Old, by Brian Wells 20
Enid Antique Power, by Richard C. Vogt22
My Toy Truck, by William Damewood23
My Newly Acquired Disease, by Paul Martin 24
Fur Rondy: Bigger and Better! by Frank O'Meara26
Something To "Do", by Randal Hofmann27
Engines & Engine People, Paul W. Brown28
Just For Fun, by Marian & Richard Ayre 29
The King of All Small Engines: The "New Way"
One Horse Engine and Pumper, from brochure sent by Charles Shelton 30
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