Here are two minor variations, these are not listed in any books or even in Nicks variation list. They may be small but still a casting variation.
I was wrong this variation is listed in Stannards, what a great book this is for variations for the collector.
In the engine compartment space straight and curved sides.
These casting parts different shapes and length.
George T.
6a variations
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