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Re: Moral Support for Expensive Restoration
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Posted by Jesse on April 24, 2003 at 15:37:04 from (207.162.163.19):
In Reply to: Moral Support for Expensive Restoration posted by Jeff?MI on April 24, 2003 at 06:50:03:
Sounds about right. I am getting ready to shell about 6000 to get two Allis Bs redone (I am not an Allis guy).. Nothing special about these tractors just want to do it. I have never had the opportunity to see a BN around here. I have had the opportunity to get a B for 675 and 500 this past spring. So you can either buy about 6 tractors and restore them yourself or you can pay someone else. Either way it is better than golf or the bar!
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