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Old 03-15-2014, 07:22 AM
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It is only an hour and 45 minute to there from here.If I go,between Me Mike and Mike and anyone else Nick will have a sensory overload,he will run out of questions to ask,I hope he writes down all the one he will ask us and anyone else.
Maybe I will bring some boxes with me...
I knew you would want to go. sensory overload? Lol.
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I've never been to an event like this. Do you bring tractors to display? Is there a swap meet of some sort? Buy/sell/trade? Is there a fee? Just wondering what the deal is...If you stay in a local hotel, where to do you put your tractors and stuff at night? The logistics seem daunting without an enclosed car carrier.
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I've never been to an event like this. Do you bring tractors to display? Is there a swap meet of some sort? Buy/sell/trade? Is there a fee? Just wondering what the deal is...If you stay in a local hotel, where to do you put your tractors and stuff at night? The logistics seem daunting without an enclosed car carrier.
You put your tractors on display and park your trailer at local motel or on fair grounds, it is like a Swap meet. Buy,sell,trade. Are you going ?
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You put your tractors on display and park your triler at local motel or on fair grounds, it is like a Swap meet. Buy,sell,trade. Are you going ?
Do have to be a member of International Harvester Collectors to display?

Cost to be a member?
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Do have to be a member of International Harvester Collectors to display?

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I'm not sure but I'd say yes about displaying.
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Would be nice if there were a FAQ on participating in an event like this, for us greenhorns.

What do you do at night--just leave your tractors at the fairgrounds? Or is it only one day? I'd have to stay over the night before and the night after as it's a 5 hour drive for me.
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I would sure like to go and display a few of my cub cadets maybe even my super A. Never been to a all IH show
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Would be nice if there were a FAQ on participating in an event like this, for us greenhorns.

What do you do at night--just leave your tractors at the fairgrounds? Or is it only one day? I'd have to stay over the night before and the night after as it's a 5 hour drive for me.
It's a 3 day show.
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It's a 3 day show.
Do you leave your tractors at the fairgrounds when you go back to the hotel at night? Can you explain how it works? I need some guidance. (I'm a planner, so I can't just show up).
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Do you leave your tractors at the fairgrounds when you go back to the hotel at night? Can you explain how it works? I need some guidance. (I'm a planner, so I can't just show up).
You leave your tractors and trailer on the fair grounds and drive your truck to the motel.
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