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STREETER JD MODEL D

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AL

09-02-2001 20:04:59




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How can you tell if you have a "so called" streeter JD D. DID they have nameplates serial #'s?
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Alex




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Shorty Dear

09-02-2001 20:12:11




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 Re: STREETER JD MODEL D in reply to AL, 09-02-2001 20:04:59  
The Streeter's were identified only by the serial numbers. I'm not real sure, but I think they started with serial number 191579 and ended with serial number 191670. Somebody correct me if these are in error, please.



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Stan - Florids

09-03-2001 13:46:17




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 Re: Re: STREETER JD MODEL D in reply to Shorty Dear, 09-02-2001 20:12:11  
Shorty,

Why would we correct you? As ususal, you have the right information!

Stan



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Shorty Dear

09-03-2001 15:16:07




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 Re: Re: Re: STREETER JD MODEL D in reply to Stan - Florids, 09-03-2001 13:46:17  
Stan,
Thanks for the vote of confidence. I have seen several different accounts about the Streeter D's. I have seen figures quoted that say there were 88 Streeter's built. According to the numbers in the book I used here, there must have been 91 of them? One book or writer says 88, and the other says 91. I don't know for sure which is right. It does give us something to talk about though. HAHA

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Richard

09-07-2001 05:24:08




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: STREETER JD MODEL D in reply to Shorty Dear, 09-03-2001 15:16:07  
Way over half of them were exported. 30 some went to the rice growing area of Arkansas, two or three went to the Midwest. Two to Kansas, and one to Nebraska.



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