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Old 02-22-2015, 06:36 PM
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What a place huh? that looks like older photos. You should see the place now....lol many many more cubs. They dont get much nicer than John.....super guy and friend as well !
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Although, i do see the stack of freshly painted wheel weights. Might not have been that long ago after all.
These pics aren't all that old, I believe it was about a month ago I was up there.
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i noticed a little late when i seen those wheel weights painted. i was up there around the same time then but i thought i seen many more than what was in the pics. i still have 3 cubs there to bring home
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Looks like heaven to me! I saw I brinly plow up in the racking on a pallet. A new sleeve hitch on a shelf. Man it would be nice the see that in person!
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i noticed a little late when i seen those wheel weights painted. i was up there around the same time then but i thought i seen many more than what was in the pics. i still have 3 cubs there to bring home
So where abouts are you located in Iowa if ya don't mind me asking? I'm just North of the Quad Cities. Always good to have fellow cub collectors close around to shoot the breeze......
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Monticello. You?
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DeWitt. You're not too far away. I know another guy from Monticello that messes around with cubs. Do you know Rick B.?
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