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Old 12-23-2010, 11:34 PM
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Default 102 With Internal Brakes?
I'm not all that familiar with NFs. Would internal brakes on a 102 be OEM?

Thinking about buying this one, but not sure if it is all correct.

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That is one great LOADED up 102. Better grab that. Yes internal brakes were OEM on the earlier models. Loaded up meaning, that cub has Lights, wheel weights, rear light, and 3 point lift. I think even some of the Quiet line models had an internal brake also.
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I agree with DX3, that is a VERY nice 102! I would grab it in a second..
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Agreeing with everyone. That is one nice 102. If the price is right I would snatch it up in a heartbeat.
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Old 12-24-2010, 08:57 AM
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Very nice looking 102,it even has a good grote tail light lens a and original seat pan on it,both of which are broke most of the time,if the price is right,you should get it.
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Not sure how anal you are about correctness, but it appears to have a headlight panel from a 70/100 (or at least the decal) and all 4 tires are not original. And hopefully that extra hitch plate isn't welded to something.
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