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View Poll Results: What's the most common style Cub for sale in your area?
Original 0 0%
Original through pre 82 series 19 48.72%
82 Series (the red ones and some yellow and white) 0 0%
Cyclops 0 0%
That akward 90's plastic such as the 1330 and 1720 2 5.13%
Late 90's thorough current production (including the 3000 series GT's) 18 46.15%
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Old 05-04-2015, 09:40 PM
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Default What's the most common Cub for sale in your area?
Just curious as I browse through my local Craigslist ad's every day. What's the most common Cub STYLE for sale in your area? I'm going to be general with my poll so as to avoid every single generation of Cub out there. So vote in the poll and post what you see most!
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Old 05-04-2015, 09:44 PM
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In my area (Northern Illinois) I see a lot of the post Original to pre 82 series Cubs but about twice a year (spring and fall) I see a rash of the Cyclops' come up.
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I don't see cyclops very often, wish I did.
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Old 05-04-2015, 10:11 PM
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I live in PA, so I see all of them LOL...
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Mostly zero turns, then the ones like lt1050, then the 1720 style, then cyclops
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Yellow ones.
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Broken down, beat to death big box store models. I'm guessing their three year life expectancy is over.
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I have to go with Original to pre 82 series........... because Lew makes up most of the Craigslist ads in my area
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Broken down, beat to death big box store models. I'm guessing their three year life expectancy is over.
Same around this area. Some of them look like they are almost new but a lot of them have bad trannys or engines. Go figure. After that mostly narrow frames.
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