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Old 01-16-2015, 09:11 AM
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gold stripe is the 86
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gold stripe is the 86
Really? Every 86 I've seen has had a red stripe like the 128
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Nice 108!

Gold stripe=86
Green stripe=108/109
Red stripe=128/129
Blue stripe=149/169

CC from the factory put the stripes on to set off each "set" of cub probably. So it makes it easier to spot a cub from a distance, see what color stripe it has, gear shift or not, and guess what model it is. Unless the PO put the wrong decal on or the hood was swapped.............

Both 86's I used to have had the gold stripe. Tim, someone musta replaced the decal or hood.
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Well that. Makes some sense now. Its just odd i had a 108 that was blue stripe. But idk
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Well that. Makes some sense now. Its just odd i had a 108 that was blue stripe. But idk
Someone probably replaced the hood on your old 108. Hoods are all the same and the model number is on the dash cowl. I've seen quite a few over the years with different hoods. I've seen quietline hoods on the 1x8/1x9 series as well.

Congrats again on the 108 you found. Looks like a keeper.
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Very true. If i ever get the gear for my ingersoll ill work on the 108
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Nice 108 you picked up!

(My 108 had/has a green stripe...)
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Lew/Alvy...what you boys talkin about? We need more info on that seat.
From what I've seen the seat he has pictured came on the later narrow frames and early wide frames before the 6 pad came out. Either one in great condition seems to be harder and harder to find, but that's what came on them, with a white pan. Always looking for more info on this kind of stuff.
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