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Bill

09-01-2003 05:50:45

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Has anybody thought of putting the build card information on cd form? I do know personally that DCTom has helped alot of people out with the information that he has. I dont know if it would be feasible or not but just a thought. thanks Bill

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Mike Schotte

09-01-2003 07:20:01

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Re: Build cards in reply to Bill, 09-01-2003 05:50:45

Hey Bill,

That would be a great idea- and I bet the CD-roms would sell like hotcakes (I'd buy one.)

However, Tom said in an earlier post that there were 107 boxes of cards with 1500 cards per box (plus 10 books.)

That's a MINIMUM of 160,500 scans! Add to the fact that they are two-sided and that DOUBLES.

The books (probably) contain the old style sheets (which have two tractors per page).... so they would cover more ground with less work.

It would probably be easier to have CDs made from the microfiche that Case Corp. has already made of the cards (although that's just a guess)

-Schotte

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todd hamilton

09-01-2003 08:03:39

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Re: Re: Build cards in reply to Mike Schotte, 09-01-2003 07:20:01

Heck, just type up a spreadsheet with the information and post it. Probably only take 2 or 3 days! Grin :)

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dctom

09-01-2003 08:12:24

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Re: Re: Re: Build cards in reply to todd hamilton, 09-01-2003 08:03:39

YAH SURE, VERY SIMPLE FOR A HUNTIN PECKER LOL

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todd hamilton

09-01-2003 08:19:44

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Build cards in reply to dctom, 09-01-2003 08:12:24

This is a very nice thing that you are doing but I'm afraid that you have created a monster. TH

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dctom42

09-01-2003 08:23:05

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Build cards in reply to todd hamilton, 09-01-2003 08:19:44

well i guess so, i thought every one knew about this and didnt have any intrest in them, wonder how many of these case people knnow aboutt he collectors club we have ? DCtom

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Mike Schotte

09-01-2003 08:33:26

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Build cards in reply to dctom42, 09-01-2003 08:23:05

Hey Tom,

You asked for my e-mail address- it's [email protected]

About a year ago, Kim at YTMAG asked me to put together an article on how to order a build card from Case. I got some info together, and called Rich Tworek for a little more.

I never did submit the article, though. I was hoping to learn more about which years were available and which years were not.

As Todd noted- it does create quite a monster... and I didn't want to overload Rich with requests until I could help people figure out whether or not he would have what they needed.

-Schotte

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dctom

09-01-2003 10:22:47

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Build cards in reply to Mike Schotte, 09-01-2003 08:33:26

mike; i dont think we would over load him now, i saw him just last week at the case show in new haven ind, and he told me he has a secretary that helps him and he is located in the old test center by the clausen works so is not bothered by all the big shots and has more room. he also told me he has an e mail add that makes it so much easier than the phone, i didnt get the addy but i am sure he would give it to you if you called. before 1937 and from 1942 to 1947 are gone but all the two tone are there, rock island built is another problem, i dont know when they start, late forties i think nor do i know how far they go up but i think he could tell you DCTOM

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dctom

09-01-2003 07:56:58

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Re: Re: Build cards in reply to Mike Schotte, 09-01-2003 07:20:01

Hey Mike: thanks i have though about that but geez what a job and i am no expert with this contraption any one want to come here and do it i would be glad to help tom

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