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Original Palmer’s Tornado built by Glenn Palmer

By Wes "Shockman" Shockley
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Palmer's Tornado semi nelson

Took a field trip up to Palmers Pursuit Shop on Wednesday to pick up some parts and wish Craig a happy birthday.
Got to take a picture of the original Tornado, one of the very first semi-auto markers ever that Glenn designed on a Nelson chassis. Also got to see some new custom work Craig is doing…exciting things are coming from PPS for sure!

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