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Old 10-31-2012, 07:24 AM
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While driving down the road about 2 miles from my house I saw this thing sitting with a for sale sign, just thought it was cool looking

Couldn't get a second shot of the front my smart phone went stupid & died.

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Old 10-31-2012, 07:27 AM
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I love the flared engine panels. Thanks for sharing it with us Nik.
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Old 10-31-2012, 12:14 PM
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Nice Oliver, Nik! Thanks for the pic.
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I had the series of Supers, 55,66,77 and was dealing on the 88 when I sold them all. I saw a 98 at the tractor show this year at the pull. It was a 2 cycle engine, powerful and a sound like ya never heard before! I had never seen one before that.
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I've seen bumper stickers that say something to the effect of "Olivers being the real green" and it always makes me laugh. I think Olivers are pretty neat looking tractors.
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Yup, good and highly collectable tractors! My uncle still has one of my grandfather's Olivers, from before he passed away...A 66 just like that, but of course not as nice!
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Love the louverd side panels.
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