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Posted by Hugh MacKay on December 12, 2004 at 09:59:19 from (64.228.11.11):
In Reply to: Farm Toy Discussion Board posted by Farmaller on December 12, 2004 at 06:05:40:
Farmaller: I think you make a good point, memorbelia hardly describes farm toys. I am interested in farm toys, but see a good many degrees of quality out there. At my age I only have use for and room for my SA, 130 and 140 Farmalls. I wouldn't mind having models of all the tractors I farmed with plus a 1/2 dozen others. Probably 20 to 25 at most. I have been to a few shows and came home empty handed. To me those toys showing no detail are still worth the $25. we paid for them 30 years ago. I am willing to put out the dollars but I want precission. My question is, just who does this best?
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