Jeff Lytle

[Kevin Martin]

hey jeff, kevin here, the funniest thing happened to me today, i'm cleaning a konig i purchased just recently, and when putting it back together, i noticed your name stamped into the flywheel cover. 350 3 post enging 1990 any memories of this motor? you've reached the west coast!!!:):) kevin

[Jeff Lytle]

Well ain't that COOL !!

I owned quite a few Konigs myself over the years, and worked on a number of them for others as well. Did some prop work too.
Every piece, be it an engine, prop, whatever, used to get my "Stamp of approval" when I was finished and it was done to my liking.
No point of putting yer name on an anchor huh??

More info please?? VB serial number? Pics?? Perhaps with a little more info, I could tell you who once owned this engine.
A 3 port was it? The last Konigs I worked on were 5 port 500's.

It really is amazing when you take 1 apart isn't it?? This seemingly scary motor is nothing to speak of internally. I could have a crankshaft in my hands in 10 minutes after I got the powerhead off the tower.

[Kevin Martin]

i agree they are kool, had a few myself i'll get you the serial # i know it came to spokane by way of terry fiorelli who puchased it from mike ***mins i believe, i got both a 3 port and a 5 port from him. i needed something to get in some heats while i figure out this mac minarelli. kevin