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Old 10-28-2012, 10:45 AM
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Glad you had a nice time, Vince!
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I went up Friday. It was fun hanging out with Vince and his gang and tooling around the grounds on Vinces 1872. I saw a lot of people from my area there also.
I was a little surprised there weren't more tractors being "shown" or displayed. Lots of antique dealers and parts dealers though. I walked that place over 3 times and couldn't find a cat0 plow that I am wanting.
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It was nice for once. Most time its so windy and cold. I spent the most of 3 days in shorts and tee shirt. Sat I had to keep my jacket around. Saw Tommy for just a bit. Charlie says hes putting on weight, I told Charlie Tommys wife myust be cookin more, LOL
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I was there Friday and Saturday. Saw that thing they call Vince. I think I even saw Chip riding around on the super, but I didnt know it was Chip. We've talked on the phone, but never in person. Hate we didnt meet!

Its definitely a great show, anyone should try to make it if they are close enough. It takes me 2.5 hours to get there, and its well worth it. I sold my JD 430 and Simplicity 7790 while I was up there. Next up on the auction block is the 882 and Ford Diesel.
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Ill give you 10 bucks for the 882, LMAO!

It was funny when your friend was going to dump that load of trash in the middle of the road!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Hey, that load of trash has a name and I dont appreciate being called trash. LMAO I was wondering how far he would go with that dump.

Im not even gonna go there with the travel time.
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