Really, you are going to call out fellow antique tractor enthusiasts as scammers. You my friend are putting a black eye on the general ideal I have of the rural population of my home state. A couple weeks ago I attended a show about an hour North of the Twin Cities in Minnesota. They were raffling off a restored Ford 3000, I bought 2 tickets for a dollar each. They threw them right in the normal cylindrical basket deal they crank around and then draw the winner from. I went on a Saturday, the drawing was to be a 4pm Sunday. I am certain when the time came they pulled out the name and yelled it out to the crowd. A good chance someone there would have known the person who won. You placed your phone number on the ticket and if you were not present they called you. Still incredible to me that you think a fellow tractor enthusiast would scam you. I am sure there were likely many folks who put in a lot of volunteer time to provide you a venue of entertainment that is to your liking. You turn around and take a big stab at them. My two cents.
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