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That will make a great saw once it's done. Does look like new. You need to keep an eye on the previous owner, seems like a great source for "junk" saws to fix up for peanuts.:/:

The mill where I started sawing had a ton of those 55's. When properly tuned and sharpened, they were little rippers. When dull, however, they wouldn't cut worth a dang. Not their fault though. That seems to be the way of those little high rpm saws with .325 chain.