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Re: How Many WDR-9???
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Posted by scottAR on February 21, 2004 at 16:19:26 from (209.194.159.136):
In Reply to: How Many WDR-9??? posted by Anderson on February 20, 2004 at 16:26:53:
Don't have any idea about numbers but I have the only WDR9 that was in this area. It is too far gone to revive now. I still have a running WR9 which were very popular in this rice growing area. It was the king of the thumb breaking war horses until MM came out with the GB. Last year I was able to find a set of original Firestone closed center Spade Grips with lugs that look like they are six inches tall. Makes it a mean looking dude!
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