Dan - type AMU

[@Aussie50]

I would love to have somthing like that in my collection some day, very expensive over here!

[@Aussie50]

that's okay man! work and hobbies come first!, hence why I do not spend much time editing and polishing videos ;), its more fun to be out in the shop working on things! I love your engine run vids tho!, they are really good!. keep up the good work!.

[@Motorsamling]

They are rather expensive when they are in good working order. Collecters here in this part of the world are very much interested in having at least on of these hot bulb engines. Dan engines of this size are typically sold for DKK 12-15000 if they are in good working order.

[@oxygen46]

Very warm sound,beautiful engine,perhaps is on sale?

[@Motorsamling]

I don't now precisely, but pressumable in the late 70th. Those kinds of engines were so popular, because they were so simple. All were willing to start and they have a great sound. But they were too expensive in fuel. Engines for lovers have been new-build up until 1995, where it has been specified that it must be a hut bulb low-rev. engine for new-build boats.

[@Aussie50]

oh, that is cute!, :D

[@Motorsamling]

Excuse me for not commenting too much. It is mainly because I want to use more time restoring the engines, and as little time as possible on the computer. Also because I have another hobby, which is amateur radios, which takes quite some time also.

[@Motorsamling]

Yes, please have a look at my home page. It is all for sale. (See link in the description). I'm in a grown up age, and therefore has to reduce before it is too late.

[@superiormusic]

Brilliant engine you have there :) 1967 is quite new for a hot bulb, when was the last Danish hot bulb made?