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Old 07-22-2018, 04:22 PM
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Is this for real? I'm certainly not sure.

https://cleveland.craigslist.org/grd...650090835.html
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Sure looks like a 86.. typo maybe
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It's an 86.
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It's an 86.

Bit much for what it is. Very nice tractor though. It's more like a $1000 machine if it is all original.
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Looks repainted to me. Nice condition though but not $1,600. Maybe half that tops IMO.
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Looks repainted to me. Nice condition though but not $1,600. Maybe half that tops IMO.
You are probably closer on price than I, but I don't think it's a repaint. Not the white anyway. Look at the decals.
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You are probably closer on price than I, but I don't think it's a repaint. Not the white anyway. Look at the decals.
I saw overspray on the pto engagement rod, I think at least yellow has been redone in certain areas. Think you’re right about the white. Hey that rhymed.
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It's an 86.
That makes more sense. When you click on the picture, you can see it's an 86.
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That makes more sense. When you click on the picture, you can see it's an 86.
When I looked from cell phone I couldn't make out the numbers but saw the yellow strip.. On computer I could see it and make it out on his hand written sign there. Was still not super clear on the computer tho.

I saw an 2 different ads today I had to laugh at

one Said 1956 Cub cadet 100 and the other said 1950's cub cadet 108 LOL. Both had insanely high prices
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It's an 86.
Yup, 86 is on the hood.
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