The Remco .29 was originally made in Denver, Colorado
by Ralph Mrock. RJL bought him out in 1988. RJL produced some engines
from original parts with some RJL produced parts.
The Remco was a copy of the K&B Torpedo .29 Ignition engine
built after WWII. It was first available in 1971 and was the last
ignition engine of its type to ever be produced.
Original versions were available with blue and red accents.
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