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Old 10-10-2014, 04:24 AM
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Default '76 cadet Bicentennial rarity ????
Just found this for sale. Gotta do a little research and see if it's worth anything. Don't know if it runs, I haven't talked to the seller yet. Supposedly been in a barn for a few years. All the other Bicentennial's I have seen photo's of have the stars on the fenders? So it may be a clone?
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Old 10-10-2014, 06:35 AM
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the fender stars may have faded off, been painted over, etc.

I think the bicentennials are neat BUT they are the smaller brother to the IH built garden tractors, and not worth as much and not as desirable (to me.) Now if they had made a bicentennial 149 or something similar- different story.
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I have one With the stars on the fenders, they are pretty rare.
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I'll never understand why CC made the Sof76 a LT instead of a GT.....
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How much they want for it as it has the correct seat and steering wheel.
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How much they want for it as it has the correct seat and steering wheel.
They are asking $250.

I did some research after I posted and think you're right. It is probably a real one. If it was a GT instead of a LT I would be there in a heartbeat. I am more interested in another GT. It is cool, just can't justify it so gonna post the link for someone else in the craigslist deals.
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They are asking $250.

I did some research after I posted and think you're right. It is probably a real one. If it was a GT instead of a LT I would be there in a heartbeat. I am more interested in another GT. It is cool, just can't justify it so gonna post the link for someone else in the craigslist deals.
Great deal right there.
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Great deal right there.
It is tempting. Still gonna think about it.
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