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better to restore , AV,,or a 48 cub?
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Posted by maplehillfrm,pat on March 21, 2007 at 18:08:11 from (170.215.211.96):
I know they are small, my 9 yr old son has a cub we were going to restore, my BIL just gave me a AV, would you restore the AV, as opposed to the cub? I think the AV is a bit more rare?. and should be able to do a little more work? at least haul a wagon.. whats your thougts,, both need about the same amount of work, mechanically sound but tin needs attention, paint ,, tin is straight on both.
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- Re: better to restore , AV,,or a 48 cub? Farmall Freak 12:44:47 03/22/07
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- Re: better to restore , AV,,or a 48 cub? Ida Red 20:51:16 03/21/07
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- Re: better to restore , AV,,or a 48 cub? Ida Red 20:50:56 03/21/07
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- Re: better to restore , AV,,or a 48 cub? Haas 19:21:54 03/21/07
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- Re: better to restore , AV,,or a 48 cub? Steven@AZ 19:08:21 03/21/07
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- Re: better to restore , AV,,or a 48 cub? dds-inc 18:20:38 03/21/07
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- Re: better to restore , AV,,or a 48 cub? El Toro 18:12:20 03/21/07
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