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Old 03-26-2010, 08:10 PM
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Hello Everyone,My name is Bruce and I live in the country outside the little Texas town of Columbus.Ive been in Law Enforcment for 29 years and aquired my model 70 from an older gent in his 70's.He was going to restore it himself but just didnt have it in him.Anyway Im going to do it and let him ride it in the parades.Ive got a long way to go,but thats the fun of it.

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Old 03-27-2010, 01:52 AM
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Bruce!

We all love pictures here on OCC...and we would all love to see pictures of your 70

BTW, Myron Bounds owner of Cadet Collector Supply Room (one of the OCC site sponsors) is one of your fellow Texans. Myron is a great source of history, tech info, and parts for these Cub Cadets.
Bruce

Myron Bounds is very helpful. I've had the pleasure of exchanging emails with him. A most helpful and nice person to talk to. He's everything WildBill has said and more!

Enjoy your stay here!
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Hi LoneStarCub...Welcome to the OCC... Nice folks and lots of information for your Model 70.

I'm located about 180 miles up US 59 north of Houston. Come by some time. Email inquries welcome..

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Welcome from Coleman, Texas.. I think I have the majority of cubs in Coleman county....They are kinda scarce here, everyone seems addicted to new stuff or green paint in this area.....I have to import mine from the north.
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TruckTran: Your Profile says NY!. You can't be from New York and Coleman Texas at the same time can you? How do you do that?

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