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Old 03-29-2013, 10:30 PM
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I would think the red 582,782D, and the 982 would be in the top ten.
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I wasn't asking rarity in the form of how many were produced but more of which ones are harder to find. Im sure there are some models that got the scrapyard more then others.
No way to prove which got scrapped more then others.
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We're off to a good start. We need 6-10 to round out the list. And to make sure we're all on the same page what I want is the number produced and rolled off the line during the production life of the tractor. Any prototypes would not fit into this list. Hard to get any sort of hard fact numbers of those units.
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I dont see many 582 specials driving around lol
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No way to prove which got scrapped more then others.
I think you could do a poll on the forum and see what members have the most of. Just for kicks and giggles and see what models the forum members have more of.

I'd be interested in seeing that!
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hmmm..my cj2a need a new muffler, but I just checked a cub I have seen neglected for at least 7 years..no hood or upper nose...but 86 decal on the side....hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm..might have to do a knock and talk
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Old 04-01-2013, 02:29 PM
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hmmm..my cj2a need a new muffler, but I just checked a cub I have seen neglected for at least 7 years..no hood or upper nose...but 86 decal on the side....hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm..might have to do a knock and talk
The cj can stay loud until the next pay check
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Can we stay on subject.....Remember it is about the rarest cub and this topic is going on 6 pages, three pages are "fluff"

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I'm glade I own a 126 then, I should retstore mine back to factory condition.
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can we separate Originals by SN 498 3 digits. 10,000 4 digits.
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