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Thanks guys, sorry josh but mine looks great, not good, it has ih hubcaps and a nos 86 muffler hehe.
Not to get picky, but for me, a nice looking "original" cub does more for me than a restored/repainted one. They are only original once............... Only my opinion and preference. Both look good.
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Not to get picky, but for me, a nice looking "original" cub does more for me than a restored/repainted one. They are only original once............... Only my opinion and preference. Both look good.
I totally agree, Josh.
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Not to get picky, but for me, a nice looking "original" cub does more for me than a restored/repainted one. They are only original once............... Only my opinion and preference. Both look good.
I agree also, but it was already a very ugly Repaint when I got it.
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Not to get picky, but for me, a nice looking "original" cub does more for me than a restored/repainted one. They are only original once............... Only my opinion and preference. Both look good.
It is what it is, prefer the original ones myself.
Todd, no boat, I will just hang on to it.
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It is what it is, prefer the original ones myself.
Todd, no boat, I will just hang on to it.
Prefer the original ones myself too, especially carts.
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I agree also, but it was already a very ugly Repaint when I got it.
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