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Posted by Migraine on December 19, 2004 at 17:49:45 from (24.18.75.6):
Spent time yesterday with the buyer on the Super HTA.By the way this is not my tractor as some have suspected. The couple who bought it has a 54 MTA and a 54 MTA DIESEL. They live in Sumas WAshington literally right on the Canadian border. He fully plans to go through with the purchase. We talked with an I.H. man who knows some of the old time engineers at Hinsdale plant and we are hoping to secure some special documentation on this "thing" in the next week. The plans are to trailer queen the thing home soon. The plans are to show it at area events in the future. He will either be a goat or a hero, right? Migraine
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