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Re: New H Owner
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Posted by Blueclawz on October 05, 2006 at 16:34:47 from (72.66.138.103):
In Reply to: Re: New H Owner posted by Andy Martin on October 05, 2006 at 14:54:23:
I didn't steal the tractor...this is a new game for me..I came over from classic cars and you can imagine the stuff that goes on when people know your cars VIN..they all of a sudden start making custom coded cars and building fakes. I presume the tractor market has to be the same..since you figure an all original H..that you know is running..with serial #123456. Why not have a plate made with that serial number and put it on one of those "chop-shop hedgerow specials"...somebody who knows tractors might pick it up..but I can tell you I am new to this and I would never have thought different if the plate looked new or old. Just a thought...
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