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Old 08-26-2010, 07:04 PM
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Smile Parachute?

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wow, i got my 1200 for $50 also, small world. out of curiousity, is that the parachute on the back of your 1200?? LOL jeff
That's funny Jeff. No that's a caution light. That's my son's contribution to the whole cub project. He wants to use the caution light while plowing this winter.:biggrin2.gif:
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Old 08-26-2010, 07:50 PM
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Default Sweet Cubs!!

Here's my 2 favorites, the O' being #1 and the 71 coming a close second
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Favorite is the one that drew me in and also has sentimental value as it was given to me by a friend that passed away, my 1862.



A close second is my 982 and tiller



Here they are together



I also really like the 70/100 series.
This was the first one, sold it right after I finished it.


The second I picked up shortly after finishing the first. It's a work in progress.
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There are lots of fine looking cubs here!!! Toyman, I hear you on the sentimental value to the cubs....I got my dad's 123 and those are the ones that really imprint on you. Seems like each model has its own unique attributes that catch our eye. And speaking of that.......Diz Jr.'s background scenery behind his 149 in its plow clothes caught my eye!!! If my backyard had that view, I'd be on my cub 24/7!!

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Awesome looking cubs, guys!
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