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Old 02-16-2011, 01:13 AM
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Thanks merk I just spent the rest of the evening drooling over your thread on your 70. you guys really do make this look easy. I will be picking up the 100 tomorrow and will get started on it soon. I may have to keep the 1000 as it is and use it for the worker until I get the 100 finished. thanks
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Thanks merk I just spent the rest of the evening drooling over your thread on your 70. you guys really do make this look easy. I will be picking up the 100 tomorrow and will get started on it soon. I may have to keep the 1000 as it is and use it for the worker until I get the 100 finished. thanks
Good deal thetrucks,i cant wait to see your progress!! You guys are making me want a 100 or 70 so bad
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Good deal thetrucks,i cant wait to see your progress!! You guys are making me want a 100 or 70 so bad
I know where there are some at if you need some help finding one.
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Old 02-16-2011, 12:57 PM
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$350-$400 but i wouldnt sell it!
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I'd get that 100! It's worth fixing up. I enjoy my 100, it's never going anywhere!
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Hey thetucks! Where in Oklahoma are you. I'm just off I35 between Moore and Norman. I bought a 100 last summer and have been using the heck out of it on my two acres.
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Im up in northeast ok on grand lake. About an hour northeast of tulsa.

Oh by the way...... I got it this afternoon. Ill post some pic in a little bit.
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Oh by the way...... I got it this afternoon. Ill post some pic in a little bit.
Can't wait to see it
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Old 02-16-2011, 09:46 PM
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well here it is at home finally. Its a little dirty and needs a powerwasher taken to it but its there. The guy I bought it from said it has always been kept in a barn. He also has the original book for it he is going to get out for me.
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Old 02-16-2011, 09:50 PM
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oh by the way the date on my camera was on the wrong date. I havnt used that thing in a year or so. actually my samsung fascinate phone takes better pics. thats why I use it so much more.
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