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Stolen Trailer
Antique Tractor
 | | My trailer was stolen from Iowa City between 3,26,o3 & 3,28,03. It has some alterations unique to it. The original tongue was a cheap stamped steel channel painted red and had been replaced by the black square tubing one in the photo. It had 2 layers of Greentreat(stained with grease) plywood for a deck the top layer being cut smaller. The winch was not on it but the bracket was. If you see this trailer please call the I.C. Police or email me [email protected]. There are a few more photos of it on my web site but they are mostly before the alterations. http;//groups.msn.com/wolfmansworld/_whatsnew.msnw?f=0&utf8=0&pgmarket=en-us Thanks Submitted by Steve Gerot, from Ia |
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