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Old 07-30-2016, 02:35 PM
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Default Cub Cadet 1450 (Red)
In my area a red cub 1450 is being offered for 400....whats the difference between the red and yellow one......Thoughts Please.
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Old 07-30-2016, 02:58 PM
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The red one is NOT OEM and is a private custom paint job.
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Old 07-30-2016, 04:01 PM
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Or are you asking the difference between 82 series and quiet line?
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The red one is NOT OEM and is a private custom paint job.

Depending on the shape it's in, it may be worth it. But condition means a lot. You have any pics?
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Heres some photos....
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Does it have side panels? My opinion I'd go as low as you can, it's not worth $400.
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I thought about this one enough and I think I'll be passing it up, will be posting for more advice in the future....Thanks everyone.
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When I first bought my 1250 I thought about doing it in red. After seeing that, the idea has quickly passed...
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When I first bought my 1250 I thought about doing it in red. After seeing that, the idea has quickly passed...
Just use a picture editing program like photoshop or even a simple one like Paint! This way you can be creative and never regret what you done.

Here my "paint attempt" for a red QL and a nice "Ford blue" a guy did.
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i really like the blue one.
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