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Posted by John A. on December 11, 2004 at 14:00:38 from (65.161.172.113):
In Reply to: Re: O.K. so what make of antique tractor can santa posted by Allan in NE on December 11, 2004 at 07:26:36:
Allan, You know me by now, That my 966 is my favorite tractor ButI have another Love too. And,I know DSL is the The fuel of choice these days. But I've got to get a Stage III,SMTA-LPs before they are all scrapped out.
It is the same animal as the Gassers that we see go for Large $$$. But it is a Factory built LP even though some were done at the factory and the rest at the LP manufactures here @ Lubbock or San Angelo Texas. and best part, only 500 were made.
Worst part, is most people think they are field conversions when they first see them and either scrap them out or convert to gasoline.
Most are here in the Panhandle/South Plains or San Angelo and West Texas. Occasionally there is one that surfaceses here in Cen-Tex.
My wish list is to get one of each , The Super Sages I,II,III, And a IV,aka a 400LP . All on LP that is my wish list.
Sorry for the ramble.
Later,
John A.
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