Make a nice partner for my 62 Frankenturner lols. Not normally a fan of later Turners,as they are not much more than dep store generics,but in saying that it is quite unique and in very good condition and I love the odd and unusual. From the images it looks like they put the catcher away when they bought it,looks new. Ive not seen this exact model before but one similar. Ive got limited info on Turner post 66 but it still holds a few of the early model characteristics. Its running a villiers torque major and appears very accurate bar the cap. Early Turner ran the date/model code on the base so keep your eyes peeled when your restoring. Its a high arch so id say its very late 60s early 70's But its only an estimate going of styling. The Higher cc of the Major should make it a really strong cutter compared to its baby bro and will make for a good user" Loving your resto detail as always:)
