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hello in the found a plaque on my 235 it read Lobo engines albuquerque new mexico
i try to Google it bit nothings comes up any one has info or and idea. just trying to get some history on my bolt....tks.

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Lots of small-volume engine rebuilders have come and gone in the past 50+ years. Unless you can find someone in the Albq. area who remembers that business, it's unlikely there's much information available.
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Lobo Engines was a very well respected shop in Albuquerque and I worked for them in the late '60s.
The tag on your engine would indicate over sizes and also if
it was a custom build or in stock engine.
I met the Unser Brothers there, good customers!

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omegaone1954- That's a neat history artifact on your engine. I figured someone would know of "lobo" engines, then [censored] came along.

Welcome to Stovebolt, [censored]!

Brad


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