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02-26-2009, 03:30 PM
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[ QUOTE ] I can't go into details, but I just got a very encouraging phone call from someone who's had ties with Crane for a very long time. All isn't lost yet! [/ QUOTE ] I agree, looks like current management is trying to make something happen and get things back up and running. It's strange seeing the parking lot virtually empty....  [/ QUOTE ] It may be hard. When Micronite bought Crane they sold off all the property to an investment group in Boston. Crane rented from them. Maybe Bankrupcy or Chapterb 7 is likeley. I guess someone could buy the name and start over
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02-26-2009, 06:30 PM
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This is gonna sound silly to most folks, but the Crane/GM '143' blueprint is the best of the breed in regards to blueprint cams...myself & others have tried blueprint cams from other companies and they've all fallen short...why, I don't know, but in "Pure Stock" the Crane/GM piece has proven itself.
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02-26-2009, 07:41 PM
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Crane ain't dead yet. Sit tight. [/ QUOTE ] If you are referring to the deal from Dubai that fell through 
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02-26-2009, 11:33 PM
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[ QUOTE ] Crane ain't dead yet. Sit tight. [/ QUOTE ] IMO---I've got to agree On a lighter note Crane Cams promoted the best/humorous ads for cams back in the day--I'm sure some of you fellas know what I'm talkin' about----if I can get this #$%@& scanner to scan I'll post a few--
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02-27-2009, 08:21 PM
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I waited for several months for a 143 from Crane but they kept telling my builder they had no cores.. We had to do something so I finally gave in and let the builder order the cam from Comp. I have looked at the specs on both cams and there is a difference. I am sure Rob is correct in saying the Crane is dead on GM specs. I have talked with a couple of people that told me that Crane was licensed or had authority to build cams to exact factory specs while other companies couldn't. I don't know how true this is but I would think that Crane may have been the company building the GM pieces that were available at one time. I am sure a company can grind anything you want but as far as an advertised production cam, it may have been true that Crane had rights no one else had... Anyone know ?
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02-28-2009, 03:46 AM
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rob clary is correct; the crane blueprint cam was the cam for pure stock drags.luckily rob,found me a cam a few months back.I know Mr.Obama said a change was coming;it seems to me ;that the economy is getting alot worse..chris 396/375 hp 68 nova ss coming soon
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#38
02-28-2009, 03:48 AM
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Why not take the prints from the Crane came and have someone make them??? Doesn't Howards make custom one offs? Even Berry Cams will make one a one off.
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03-01-2009, 06:57 AM
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They are selling and moving to China. Will re-open Summer and new name is Clane Cams............sorry I couldn't help myself! This is sad and I hope they do get back to business soon. [/ QUOTE ]  That's too funny! It's truly sad, but we gotta see the humor or we'll all go crazy.I agree, there will be a lot more of this before it's over.  Nuch
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