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Old 03-22-2012, 09:08 PM
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sorry if this is repost stuff but there are some cool vintage pics on this site



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Repost but always welcome. Plus, you found that mystery pic of the skinny chick on the 1650.

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Those are some really great pics. For those of us that have low number originals some of those first pics could contain our cubs on the line.
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That's great! Thanks for sharing.
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If only I could find an Original in one of those crates...
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If only I could find an Original in one of those crates...
That would be neat!
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I like the ql brochure.got one....

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Sweet pic Lew! another great find!
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Is it just me, or dies it look as though the skinny girl in the brocure appear to be on a cusioned seat? I think my favorite it the 76 even though its a lawn tractor I still think it's an old school rock star in it's own right..
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I like the ql brochure.got one....

Well that doesn't seem right... care free?
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