Mystery Paris Dunn
Mystery Paris Dunn
Ok now Ive found 3 of these, all in central Saskatchewan. Far enough apart tho that it wasnt just some guy making his own tail. And now I also have the stub tower for one of them. A little different than the Paris Dunns ive seen. I cant make out any name on this tail but the one I have has a poorly repainted, mispelled "Stewort warner", and the other, a stencilled "Whirlpower" I know the hardeare chain Macloeds sold the PD but they were straight up PD and had the Macloeds name on them. Not sure who sold these. All 3 have the same droopy tail. I wouldnt mind to restore it but Id have to know whats what u know. Any ideas anyone? Im also looking for parts for a 1917 Studebaker 4cyl touring. I know thats not windmill related but.. wait.. ys it is theres a little windmill right behind the radiator ha ha!
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Re: Mystery Paris Dunn
Mike , thanks for the post , it is interesting the wall insulation all around , here in south TX we seldom see such . also super finds on 3 of the PD generators , yes they need to be preserved .
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Re: Mystery Paris Dunn
I haven't seen any literature that shows that PD variant. The droopy tail angle iron looks amateurish but you finding 3 of them spread out could mean that they were made for or by a PD retailer. The tower really interests me, one I haven't seen. It appears to be constructed the way PD did it. They bent 16 ga steel to make their angles and braces. Is the tower 5' or shorter? The earliest PDs had 3.5' tall towers and the props were a little shorter, maybe 5'.
