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Posted by Randy-IA on June 26, 2005 at 06:29:17 from (207.177.83.210):
Hi , Does anyone know how many of these were built and what they would sell for today in a totally restored condition with less than 1000 original hrs ? That sounds like an oxymoron , less than 1000 hrs and totally restored . Anyway , It's got what I condsider as everything , 3-point , power steering , fuel gauge in the filler , front corner weights , front wheel weights , rear wheel weights , shock absorber on the pto engagement , new tires ( 4 ) , new steering wheel , new seat and it starts and runs great . It probably has more but I'm not a expert . I'm not looking to buy it or sell it , a freind just got it at an auction and I told him I'd find out what I could about it and what one might go for in other parts of the country . Thanks ...Randy
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