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Old 10-10-2014, 03:52 PM
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Jump on it! I have one with original seat pan that had been recovered, I found some vinyl paint at auto zone and painted a nice black one I had.
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Consider that she is 38 years older now, tractor may be in better condition...........
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Yep, that's a deal at that price. I don't think they can be used for much, kinda like an O, but it would be cool to have one. I think they had a unique serial tag too.
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Would love to come across one of them, 76 was a good year too.
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If try to get it don't see many if them. You might kick yourself later for not getting it.
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Consider that she is 38 years older now, tractor may be in better condition...........
Just kill the whole mood won't ya....
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I tend to agree with Cubcadet, It does seem like a good investment. Keep in mind to restore it to original condition may exceed what it will be worth.
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I tend to agree with Cubcadet, It does seem like a good investment. Keep in mind to restore it to original condition may exceed what it will be worth.
I am going to have to pass on this one because of that. I have too many projects at the moment that this would take away from.

I did post a link to it in the for sale section under Craigslist deals. Maybe someone else around here can rescue it. If it was listed as a Cub Cadet instead of "Club Cadet" I bet more people would have found it before I did.
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