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marty jean pier

12-26-2006 05:05:13

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hi,
i'm frenchand i'm sorry for m bad eglish language. We (family) have many old tractors, MOGUL 1917, TITAN 1920, CARTERPILLAR 1945, FIAT 1917, FORDSON? JOHN DEERE, ....
We search people interesting for speak about these tractors. We search carburator for TITAN. we are ver happy if you write us about that.
Bye

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jean pierre marty

05-28-2007 02:39:25

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Re: olds tractors in french in reply to marty jean pierre, 12-26-2006 05:05:13

hi,
i show myself, i had forgetten that in mmy first mail.
i'm french and i'm sorry for my bad english langage, i learn....
i'm not farmer, i work for Airbus. but i like culture and tradition US. i'm collector of materail and with my family we have: titan, mogul, Gmc 2nd war, jeep willys, jeep ford, harley davidson electra glide, and more..
i'm surpise about your answers after my first mail. it's hard sometimes.
i repeat here but i search carburator's titan.
you can send mail directly on: martyjpierre@tiscali.fr vive l'am�rique, vive harley, international, GMC, but vive AIRBUS...it's my work and my country plane.
i'm happy to speak with people US, send me mail.

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David Snipes

12-26-2006 09:49:43

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Re: olds tractors in french in reply to marty jean pierre, 12-26-2006 05:05:13

Yes, some French people take advantage of others, just like Americans. Without French assistance, we probably would have lost the Revolutionary war. The French gave us the Statue of Liberty because they respected us as a beacon of freedom. They sold us the Louisiana territory for much less than it was worth; had they kept it, our nations growth would have stopped short. Our Anglo-Saxon heritage can be traced back to France via Great Britain. The French did not want to get involved in Iraq, which seems to have been a very sound decision. The French did some of the preliminary excavation for the Panama Canal before they gave up, saving us money and time. Every nation has rude citizens who take advantage of others and the U.S. is one of them. Lets stick to tractors. I understand the caution about a scam; I have similar concerns because of some of his English. Time will tell, but be civil.

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NEsota

12-26-2006 09:32:36

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Re: olds tractors in french in reply to marty jean pierre, 12-26-2006 05:05:13

My two weeks four years ago in France was most pleasant. Many expressed concern because of 9-11. People in the U.S. who are so quick to berate the French, may not know what they did for us during the Revolutionary War. We owe them.

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hectorgemme

12-26-2006 08:20:32

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Re: olds tractors in french in reply to marty jean pierre, 12-26-2006 05:05:13

bonjour J'ai dee pieces CATERPILLAR et des pieces de moteur FORSON MAGOR si je peut vous aider envoy� moi un �-mail.

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Fluggie in IA

12-26-2006 12:25:01

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Re: olds tractors in french in reply to hectorgemme, 12-26-2006 08:20:32

so, if I recall any of the French I took 20 yrs ago, Hector has a Cat being parted out that has a similar engine as Marty's Titan so he should e-mail Hector directly for more info on carb????

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farmer101IL

12-26-2006 07:40:16

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Re: olds tractors in french in reply to marty jean pierre, 12-26-2006 05:05:13

Hey Marty Jean Pierre, Us farm people are a little on edge over here with all the scams happening to the trusting rural families. So why don't you tell us about yourself. What do you do over there? What kind of farming do you do? Do you have livestock, raise grain, baled hay? How big is your farm? A nice description of your place would be nice. We will decipher your english i'm sure.!!!!!

I like to give every one a chance.

Take Care

Farmer

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sean tn

12-26-2006 07:33:55

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Re: olds tractors in french in reply to marty jean pierre, 12-26-2006 05:05:13

I had the good fortune to work on a farm in France while in college. French farmers are like farmers everywhere, a mixed bunch. Some good some bad and a lot in between. If someone is interested in old tractors we should welcome them on here.

sean

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SCAMMER

12-26-2006 05:13:25

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Re: olds tractors in french in reply to marty jean pierre, 12-26-2006 05:05:13

Well excuse my French cuz it aint too good, but you can take your tractors and head on down the road cuz these boys can smell a scam a mile away.

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Jim@concordfarms.

12-26-2006 06:44:14

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Re: olds tractors in french in reply to SCAMMER, 12-26-2006 05:13:25

Uh, better ease up on the eggnog there bud. His I.P. address show him to be in Toulouse, France. You got any junk yards over there in Hamilton that might have a carb for a Titan?

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MarkB_MI

12-26-2006 06:04:13

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Re: olds tractors in french in reply to SCAMMER, 12-26-2006 05:13:25

That was uncalled for. Just because someone's english is not so good does not automatically make him a scammer. He says he's looking for a carburetor for a Titan. If you don't happen to have one, then you risk nothing by being courteous. In fact you don't have to respond at all.

I'll also say that Marty's english is no worse than half the english-speaking posters on this forum.

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Stumpalump

12-26-2006 07:09:08

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Re: olds tractors in french in reply to MarkB_MI, 12-26-2006 06:04:13

Uncalled for? You wound't say that if you have been to France. Those miserable people treat Americans worse than dogs except for the few seconds they beleve you may spend a little cash with them. Now he needs us so he is OK? Only because he likes old tractors am I being this nice. When is the last time a Frenchmen has done anything for an American that did't line his pocket. He needs help to make money on sombody else. Sorry if he is the one in a billion exception but I can't even imagine that from my experience.

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Coloken

12-26-2006 07:19:11

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Out of line in reply to Stumpalump, 12-26-2006 07:09:08

Stumpalump, you are out of line here in tractors. There is another place where you can vent your feelings.

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Stumpalump

12-26-2006 07:41:53

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Re: Out of line in reply to Coloken, 12-26-2006 07:19:11

Coloken,
You are right. I am sorry this is out of place but after they way those people treated me I will never ever ever pass an oportunity to slam those Scumbags. Personal or buisness I will stand against those that treat us like crap even if out of place! These people burn Americans any way they can. Give them the chance and you will be next.
Stumpalump

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LA in Wi.

12-26-2006 08:38:19

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Re: Out of line in reply to Stumpalump, 12-26-2006 07:41:53

Well, so much for "Peace on Earth, Good Will to Men". Not even 12 hrs after Christmas and...???

Under posting guidelines on this website, the 2nd one says "At all times treat others with courtesy and respect".

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Stumpalump

12-26-2006 08:58:43

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Re: Out of line in reply to LA in Wi., 12-26-2006 08:38:19

I'll read the guidlines again and I'll be nice.
Sorry about my rant and I hope he turns out to be a good guy. Stumpalump

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