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Posted by rrlund on April 14, 2007 at 18:55:19 from (216.46.208.205):
In Reply to: Re: Dad's tractors posted by Eric Allen on April 14, 2007 at 13:49:47:
The way I look at it,they are paid for and aren't costing a thing to have them sitting there. If you can put them where Mom can't see them,I'm for keeping them until things change for you and you CAN fix them. Join an antique tractor club. That will give you a use for them if you don't use them for anything else. I've been at least 4 years on every restoration I've ever done. As long as I have them here,what does it matter what they look like. You never know what your future will be,but if you want them in it,better talk to Mom. If it takes you a lifetime to restore them,who cares,pass the on to your kids some day. I'd print this all out and show Mom how attached a person can get to these things.
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