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Posted by 49 Cubber! on November 08, 2003 at 06:03:07 from (206.74.216.175):
I have had it!Im through with collecting antique tractors!I dont plan on selling any of my family tractors,but may sell one or two I have,not sure.I definately am not going to display anymore.I have just had it.Too much work involved just to get there for me,tired of the same old shows ever year with the same old tractors going to the same shows every year,you go to one then another and its just the same tractors in a different show.cant afford the luxury of traveling half way across the country or even 100 miles to see something else,although I WAS saving to go to RPR someday!I hate to admit it guys,but seems the same thing that happened to the Deere tractors has happened to the IH and noone has seen it!Its not about the tractors,the history,the memeories anymore.Its about the money.Thanks for the rant!
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