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Posted by Mark - IN. on November 12, 2005 at 04:38:41 from (205.188.117.6):
In Reply to: Drug One Home posted by Allan in NE on November 12, 2005 at 03:37:53:
A diamond in the rough, if you ask me. Yesterday I was doing some repairs in IL and missed the exit and found myself heading out west on Rt30, and thought it didn't look familiar, but kept driving anyway, until it really didn't look familiar. Ran across what I thought was a bone yard of... I saw IH, Case, Green, and you name it all back on some land. But what caught my eye was the 1150 Massey settin up near the road in some trees and bushes. It looks fixable. When I finally got to my job, I asked the guy (a collector of your red) about that bone yard east of the Case/IH dealer. He thought a few and said that aint a boneyard, that guy just runs them into the ground then lets them set. Hmmm???? Might have to stop by next time over there. Hope he don't think I'm a revenuer disguised in a phone truck and take a couple of shots. Ha Ha Ha Ha. That's a V8 in that 1150. They're all diamonds in the rough Allan, even if we do call them, affectionately, pigs. LOL. Man, it's light out and I aint even had my shower. Son of a gun. I've gotta go. Mark
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