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Fred E.

09-28-2013 19:31:23




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There is a man in the community that has a fairly good set of side panels for a 1370 that his dad owned years ago. The tractor is gone and his dad just passed and he is liquidating his estate to pay for the funeral. What would be a fair price to offer him without offending him ? I have no idea.
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FE




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dwag

09-28-2013 20:19:03




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 Re: Case 1370 side panels in reply to Fred E., 09-28-2013 19:31:23  
Worth $50, due to circumstances $75. john



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Fred E.

09-29-2013 19:42:35




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 Re: Case 1370 side panels in reply to dwag, 09-28-2013 20:19:03  
Dwag, thanks for the information.
FE



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