Anyone have any pictures of old cub cadet catalogs?

[That_cub_dude1847]

Anyone have any pictures of antique cub cadet catalogs of the tractors, attachments, parts and accessories? just fun to look at and find. Here are some examples.

[TheSaturnV]

Thanks for posting this. Having a background in graphic design, I really love these old authentic pieces. Someone should publish a booklet with old IH Cub marketing materials and manuals.

[ironman]

Back then, a person with a lot of foresight and little extra cash would be happy today had he
bought and stored away a couple of dozen sets of rear fenders and chrome plated hub caps.

[TheSaturnV]

And a few of these. I believe they were only meant for the big machines, but I've always wanted one for one of my Cubs.

[Radioguy41]

I restored and sold one of those radios this past year. They are a lot bigger than one might think.

[ironman]

Back in the 80's, my early teenager son's job was to cut the grass.
He'd grudgingly do it, but as an act of defiance, he would strap his, what was then called a "boom box", to the push mower and blast away. Go figuire?

[darkminion_17]

Quiet line brochure and 1x4 1x5 pocket brochure.

[SS5150]

Originally Posted by TheSaturnV

And a few of these. I believe they were only meant for the big machines, but I've always wanted one for one of my Cubs.

Dad had the one on the lower left on his Cub. I've got it now in the garage (and it still works) but it is missing the antenna.

[TheSaturnV]

Originally Posted by SS5150

Dad had the one on the lower left on his Cub. I've got it now in the garage (and it still works) but it is missing the antenna.

Please tell me you have a pic of Dad's cub.....

That is so great you still have the radio.