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Old 12-04-2011, 11:14 PM
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Looks great! Your tractor your cash your choice.
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OMG!! I can't believe you would do that . Ok only kidding. Looking forward to seeing what an orangish cub will look like. I would paint the rims Satin black to go with that color.
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OMG!! I can't believe you would do that . Ok only kidding. Looking forward to seeing what an orangish cub will look like. I would paint the rims Satin black to go with that color.
was thinking about that to give it that more sinister look
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I HAVe fallen many a time, never hit a rock, wel dose concreat count
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I thought in the south it was CE ment!!

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I thought in the south it was CE ment!!
He's a transplant from PA so he still talks like them up yonder!
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