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Look what I brought to Cambodia

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Camboted

12-31-2004 04:47:35




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Can you believe someone dumb enough to ship 4 Case DC's to Cambodia?? Well, I did it, they arrived today! A 1950, 52, 53, and 54. The 52 & 53 will be turned into 4X4, turbo diesels, with 250 CI Mazda, twin turboed engines, and Korean military front ends. The others get re-manufactured. I want them like new when I am done.

The thing is I have 3000 orphan kids and a number are studying to be mechanics, sheet metal workers etc., and they can't find jobs. So, I'll put them to work and give them good training. Take a look at what they can do. The posted picture is in front of the 53 DC and the foreman has one of their exact reproductions, not yet painted, of the battery cover,(complete with genuine rubber stoppers) posts not yet welded on, next to a poor immitation purchased off of ebay. You should see the difference! John Saeli and Don Rudolph will soon have a good quantity available at under $50, along with those exact reproductions of the 49-64 fenders. What else do you guys need? These kids are good!

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comfortking

01-01-2005 09:06:36




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 Re: Look what I brought to Cambodia in reply to Camboted, 12-31-2004 04:47:35  
The next thing on your list needs to be grill screens. I know that there are some that are supposed to fit, but not right. Need screens for 400 little 430, 530, 800 830(early models) at affordable prices. There are a lot of Case tractors missing the fenders, grill screens and need the rubbers for the 800 830 style seats.
However one can not spend $400 for fenders $300 for grill screens and maybe another $200 for seat rubbers. (almost $1000) for a tractor that is worth only $1800-$2000. Hopefully these new reproduction parts will start a rise in value of Case tractors. Thanks

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immitation

12-31-2004 20:36:58




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 Re: Look what I brought to Cambodia in reply to Camboted, 12-31-2004 04:47:35  
i sit beyond the spectrum in grim disdain



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Joe (Wa)

12-31-2004 20:54:55




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 Re: Look what I brought to Cambodia in reply to immitation, 12-31-2004 20:36:58  
I was wondering what the significance of potty was.

Joe



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Les...fortunate

12-31-2004 16:47:49




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 Re: Look what I brought to Cambodia in reply to Camboted, 12-31-2004 04:47:35  
Good for you, Ted. Train 'em well!



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dctom

12-31-2004 09:04:09




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 Re: Look what I brought to Cambodia in reply to Camboted, 12-31-2004 04:47:35  

camboted; awesome thing you are doing with thoes kids, will join john in forgiving you on chopping two DC's, should be a intresting project for the kids, keep us posted on their progress dctom



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Glenn/Mn

12-31-2004 06:16:34




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 Re: Look what I brought to Cambodia in reply to Camboted, 12-31-2004 04:47:35  
Well,If you ever get into casting for training I have a lot of the hard to find brass goods from the Case Steam Era



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John Saeli

12-31-2004 05:20:09




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 Re: Look what I brought to Cambodia in reply to Camboted, 12-31-2004 04:47:35  
Hey Ted: We all owe you a lot. Yeah, all us CASE collectors benefit, but the real Victory is what you have done for them kids!! Now, off to the woodshed for you for what you're plannin for them 2 DC's.



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