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Posted by scott#2 on June 17, 2005 at 11:38:56 from (138.88.73.183):
She just called me a liar and walked away, smiling over her shoulder and shaking her head after taking the picture. I dont know what it is about old stuff, wanting to bring it back. Lord knows we never get our money back out of it, but who cares. Just trying to preserve a little tradition and history I guess. Or is it the first time you fire up whatever you just finished, get the first few puffs of smoke in your face and the wind and smells and sounds knowing full well you can have the utmost in confidence in your machine because you have returned it to its former glory. I guess its just good Ole American Pride. This is my 4th tractor, I've done, 4 houses, 7 cars, 2 airplanes, 3 boats, and who knows what else. Seems like I can fix everything except for the problem I have with wanting to fix everything. She'll be real nice when shes done though.
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