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Old 05-02-2016, 09:06 AM
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Very nice! Enjoy! Thanks for sharing the pictures.
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Very nice! Enjoy! Thanks for sharing the pictures.
Thanks, no problem
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Congrats on the sharp O, Nick!
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This one is every bit as nice as the other one in the shed...
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Thanks guys, I think so too Steve.
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Very nice Nick. As Alvy asked, what number is she?
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Very nice Nick. As Alvy asked, what number is she?
Thanks Todd, appreciate it, out of respect to the previous owner I will not say what the serial number is right now, if he wants it known he will chime in, but don't worry it's early!
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Thanks Todd, appreciate it, out of respect to the previous owner I will not say what the serial number is right now, if he wants it known he will chime in, but don't worry it's early!
We may not get the numbers because while I was in the bottom level of a parking garage in East NY buying the 1983 Florida Orange Crop Report from a guy named Clarence Beeks, there was also a drug deal going on beside me to the left behind an old Econoline van, but to the right of everything, working in the shadows was a few guys making a Cub Cadet deal.

Seemed to be pretty top secret stuff.
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We may not get the numbers because while I was in the bottom level of a parking garage in East NY buying the 1983 Florida Orange Crop Report from a guy named Clarence Beeks, there was also a drug deal going on beside me to the left behind an old Econoline van, but to the right of everything, working in the shadows was a few guys making a Cub Cadet deal.

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I will tell you this, it is #6xx and under the first 100 off the production line.
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