Posted by jt on August 28, 2012 at 14:36:00 from (166.137.88.47):
In Reply to: 1945 B - its alive! posted by Matt E. on August 28, 2012 at 14:00:00:
Matt, that is so cool. I know what u mean about being an adult-child. I am 55, mt dad is 79 andand get the child trestment also and i cherish every minute we have working together. I help him and he helps me. I would not trade that time for anything. Right now him and I are restoring a family heirloom. A 1936 John Deere, ( cough,cough, gasp, green paint) But it was bought new in 1936 by my grandpa. My 5 tractors are all IH, the mist important is a 1951 M, another family heirloom, my great uncle bought it new in 1951.
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