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Posted by Rnicholas on December 08, 2005 at 18:24:49 from (24.117.16.73):
Ya'll keep me sane here. I recently took a 300 mile round trip through the Mississippi countryside and I noticed all I looked for were old Farmall's. Even though I'm on the downside of a 100 restoration and have a B next in line, it seems all I see is old iron just waitin for my shop. I saw two cubs, an SA with a lift disc, something with a blue tarp over it that I could tell was a Farmall, a 60's era gasser with a front end loader, what looked like a 706-sized one with LP, and a steel wheeled yard ornament that looked to be a 12.
I swear, I can't enjoy a nice drive without looking at those sheds at the back of the houses. Anyone affected with this same malady?
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