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Old 02-16-2011, 08:29 PM
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If you run out of room in that u-haul ill be glad to take one of those originals off your hands
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Congrats, Jude. Where are you headed to get them? If you buy me a plane ticket I'll meet you their and help with the loading and driving!! You can just drop me off on the way by, hehehe. Although if you do that I might accidently knock a few things out of the truck in my yard, and keep them here, lol. Can't wait for more picture's.
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You're one lucky fella, Jude! Congrats, you deserve it, my friend!
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You DOG!! There went the last cub cadet. Seems like you have them all now. Hope your happy with yourself, what's the rest of going to do? Go green? Happy for you, enjoy your new toys, you are a lucky man
cubcadet100; well, MD will be on my way back to VT. Maybe we could get together...

Eric; I'm heading down to Duke's to get the goods. The gentleman lives close to Duke. I like the idea of ya comin down and help, but you're too far west for my trip home

Allen; Thanks buddy

zippy1; LOL, thanks!! I'm quite happy with myself at the moment
Don't worry, Several of the "new cubs" will find new homes after I restore them. Seriously, does one really need 7 O's
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Old 02-16-2011, 08:38 PM
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Jude, You might want to look into renting a 3/4 ton truck and a 24' uhaul trailer. Might save you a couple bucks on rental and save a little on the fuel. Just a thought. Which way are you going home up the east cost? I like those tri ribs!!!!
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Old 02-16-2011, 08:43 PM
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Jude, You might want to look into renting a 3/4 ton truck and a 24' uhaul trailer. Might save you a couple bucks on rental and save a little on the fuel. Just a thought. Which way are you going home up the east cost? I like those tri ribs!!!!
Thanks Eric, never thought of pickup and trailer. I'll look into it. Ya, I'll be sticking to the east coast, I-95 almost the whole way. Ya, 2 sets of tri's and a few set's of tubes. I like the tri's alot too!!
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Nice score Jude!!!
Congrats on your haul!!!!
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Old 02-16-2011, 08:58 PM
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Man, If I were you I would run I-77 to 81 and run it north to at least I-80 in PA. That way you can avoid D.C. and Baltimore. Richmond isn't bad but that D.C. is the worst city in America to drive through, or anywhere within 50 miles of it. Baltimore can be just as bad. Philly can be really bad to. And of course I don't need to tell you about NY. You could always stay on 81 to 88 and run up that way. Just a thought. I have spent more hours sitting in D.C. than I can remember, LOL. Those must be the Goodyear tri's that Duke told me about. I'm so stoked for you, glad they didn't fall pray to the wrong hands, if you know what I mean.
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Those must be the Goodyear tri's that Duke told me about. I'm so stoked for you, glad they didn't fall pray to the wrong hands, if you know what I mean.
Those would be them!
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too funny. Guess you can't fit all that stuff in your element!
I'm at exit 74, about 20 miles north of baltimore. Give me a shout and let me see all those things live and up close! PM me and I'll give you my cell, I work just ten mintues from I95
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Wow, that is an awesome score, sounds like you'll have enough equipment to keep you busy for at least another month or so, once you get it home When you come down to pick them up, you might as well swing by Atlanta and let me take an O off your hands...I'm just trying to help you save on gas for your trip home

Congrats on the score, can't wait to see you post the pics and vids of everything!
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Jude,
Nice score!!
Who say's that you don't need 7 originals ?
Oh by the way I am 10 min off exit 1in NY On I 84.heheheheh
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too funny. Guess you can't fit all that stuff in your element!
I'm at exit 74, about 20 miles north of baltimore. Give me a shout and let me see all those things live and up close! PM me and I'll give you my cell, I work just ten mintues from I95
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Wow, that is an awesome score, sounds like you'll have enough equipment to keep you busy for at least another month or so, once you get it home When you come down to pick them up, you might as well swing by Atlanta and let me take an O off your hands...I'm just trying to help you save on gas for your trip home

Congrats on the score, can't wait to see you post the pics and vids of everything!
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Jude,
Nice score!!
Who say's that you don't need 7 originals ?
Oh by the way I am 10 min off exit 1in NY On I 84.heheheheh
Funny Carl I'll pm ya here in a few...

pulse301: You're more than welcome to come up to NC when I come down, you can go cubbing with us and I know there are some more O's that need a good home!!

Lew: I guess you're right, who's to say I don't NEED that many. Don't think I have your #. pm it to me and I'll give ya a call.
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