Pentonized again.

Started by Dale Fisher, October 21, 2009, 08:51:54 AM

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VICTOR MONZ

MX tanks are my specialty....I have many from nos to not so nos ! Also, the mold to make them....just need committed buyers.

Victor

brian kirby

Dale,

Unless you want the MX tank for looks (and it does look better) the Toaster tank is not really any wider, just taller and riding the bike you will never notice the difference.


Brian

'72 Berkshire
Brian

Dave Mitchell

Well Dale two heads are definitely better than one and I talked to Dave and it was Ron Sapp I bought that bike from.But I'm sure we rubbed elbows a time or two at Victor Park.I am planning to run Log Road next year.
Dave

rob w

The flat sided toaster tank was unique to the era - it's design allowed you to grip the bike with your knees better.
The classic toaster tank design is synonymous with the Penton brand.



Doug Bridges

I like the toaster tank. It is my favotite of all the Penton tanks. I have an MX tank that needs a lot of refurbishing that I plan to make a project out of to use on another Penton I am going to build. I plan to have 2 Jackpiners, one with the toaster and one with the MX tank.

Doug Bridges
73 Jackpiner
Doug Bridges
73 Jackpiner
74 Rickman Zundapp
78 Suzuki PE175
82 XR200R

Dave Mitchell

I'm with Rob,there was no confusing a penton with anything else on the track during the toaster era.They were also narrower than most of the other tanks.We also have to remember pentons developmental beginings which was the six days,jack pine, berkshire. Events where capacity was a factor.
Dave

tdthigpen

Dale,I found the card for that guy in Tennessee that said he had lots of Sachs stuff 100 and 125. Wynn/Wood Enterprises phone 423-474-6220,name is Keith Wynn,150 Cecil Estep Road,Elizabethton,TN 37643.Sorry no website.

Thom Thigpen
1974 125 Six Days (21c)
1972 125 Six Days
Thomas Thigpen
1974 125 Six Days   1972 125 Six Days (2)

rob w

Dale, How's this project coming along ?

gooddirt

He wanted parts from me but never heard back from him .

Dale Fisher

Some of you may have observed some bits appearing on an auction site that appear strikingly similar.  I will still need help with some parts, just not as many as previously. Bob, thank you for helping me aquire the Penton project.  LG thanks for emailing me your information.  A number of things have been on hold until Victor is back in action.  Circumstances have caused a change in plans.  I am working on a budget plan, priority list, and a different Penton now[^]
Dale Fisher

Former POG President,
Memberships, and Merchandising - Retired
Mudlark Registry

Larry Perkins

I am the culprit.  I traded Dale out of his project and traded him a project that did not need as much work.  Worked out good for the both of us.  Hopefully he will get to ride a Penton by next season this way.

Larry P

gooddirt


Charles Gresham

OK ... come on tell us what the new project is !!!!!!!   [:p]
1974 Penton 250 Hare Scrambler
1976 Penton GS6 125
1974 Yamaha MX100
1973 Honda CL 100
1978 Suzuki RM 125
1983 Honda XL 185
1993 Yamaha RT 180

Dale Fisher

Something tells me Larry got the better side of this deal...[xx(]

Dale Fisher

Former POG President,
Memberships, and Merchandising - Retired
Mudlark Registry

joe novak

Hello,  If everyone is looking for the Penton MX tanks, where were all you guys when I had my garage sale with the one off my 74 Penton Berkshire for $3 (cap and petcocks included)?   I only races with it about a half dozen time until I replaced it with a yellow tank off I think a Penton 250.  It still has not sold!   joe