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Re: Re: super C transplant
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Posted by gregPA on February 14, 2003 at 06:16:32 from (216.141.88.250):
In Reply to: Re: super C transplant posted by gauger on February 14, 2003 at 05:35:37:
well, the reason for my thinking is, i'm 47 now and figure i'll be using the superA till i can't.
hopefully that will be a few years yet. i have a couple indian motorcycles that i got when i was 16. if i would of bought some extra parts back then i wouldn't have to pay an arm and leg for them today when they break. my super A is running ok for now but parts will become harder to find and much more expensive i would think. a lot of people are turning them into parade tractors and i would just like a little insurance so i can keep mine running for tilling planting and mowing.
maybe i'm crazy just try to think farther ahead these days. greg
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