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Ralph

03-07-2004 17:22:32




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I thought i bought a basket of pony parts but turns out to be a pacer,anyone tell me what all is different from the two besides the motor?




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velvet ride

03-08-2004 09:56:11




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 Re: Pacer in reply to Ralph, 03-07-2004 17:22:32  
If not the complete Pacer, you could list the parts, in classifieds. These were a classic
'little' tractor, improving on the longer-in-
production Pony. If you have all the pieces, some
interest, an eye catching MH, to restore. A more ornate design, can fetch some interest from
deep pockets, since this tractor appreciates fast, in value. Once restored, a great keeper.
The correct red.

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Ralph

03-09-2004 11:59:44




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 Re: Re: Pacer in reply to velvet ride, 03-08-2004 09:56:11  
Thanks, I might have everything to put it back together,not sure maybe some pony parts that i have would work?The motor I have is a y91,was that used in a lot of other tractors?



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velvet ride

03-12-2004 17:04:46




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 Re: Re: Re: Pacer in reply to Ralph, 03-09-2004 11:59:44  
That engine core is on e bay, currently. There may be some matched parts between these two 'little' tractors. If you have most of the Pacer, it is worth restoration. Should you decide to do the right thing, and save another MH
classic, check the archives. A guy in Arizona, I
believe, found a Pacer on his property, he did a
great job on it, had a photo spread of progress.
His handle was(?)Loco-Bob(?). He posted often, on
advice, around 2002. You may get plenty of e mail
info from him, Bob & his Pacer were successful at
a restoration effort that was pristine classic.

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