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Old 01-04-2016, 09:01 PM
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Sorry guys I haven't checked in on this in awhile. Didn't realize people were still posting on it.

I decided for now just to shove it off in the trailer for the winter. I wish I had more room to store it as there would be no question. My shop is too small as it is (aren't they all) for what I do and it's constantly in the way. I'll revisit the idea in the spring.
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Sorry guys I haven't checked in on this in awhile. Didn't realize people were still posting on it.

I decided for now just to shove it off in the trailer for the winter. I wish I had more room to store it as there would be no question. My shop is too small as it is (aren't they all) for what I do and it's constantly in the way. I'll revisit the idea in the spring.
Are you talking about your cub cadet or your wife?

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BTW> There are a lot of swap meets, etc. in the spring where you can sell it for a good price!
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Old 01-04-2016, 09:17 PM
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Depends on the day!
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Old 11-01-2017, 09:15 AM
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Don't ask less than $2,000.00! At any stor that same 2 k will only buy junk. I wouldn't sell my 169 ( which is very clean,,but not as clean as yours) for a nickel less than 1,500.00. Very nice work sir!
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Don't ask less than $2,000.00! At any stor that same 2 k will only buy junk. I wouldn't sell my 169 ( which is very clean,,but not as clean as yours) for a nickel less than 1,500.00. Very nice work sir!
This thread is 2 years old. Pretty sure he made up his mind.

See the one in post #11? He paid $500 not restored. Yours isn't worth $1500, we already told you that.
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This thread is 2 years old. Pretty sure he made up his mind.

See the one in post #11? He paid $500 not restored. Yours isn't worth $1500, we already told you that.
Some people just don't listen. I can go buy nice 169's all day long in the $500 to $800 range.
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Some people just don't listen. I can go buy nice 169's all day long in the $500 to $800 range.
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Here is my $300 CL find from the 2nd owner. I couldn't pull 3 Benjamin's out of my pocket fast enough and you should have seen the look on the old timers face when I asked him if full price was enough. Oh ya, it's currently the #2 lowest production serial number on the 169 registry and was built in early April of 1974. It is 100% original except for the replacement rear tires. It still has the same dirt on it from the guy I got it from.
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When Ya find mine, let me know , OK??
So I know where to pick it up.
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