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Re: What Do You All Think???
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Posted by Dave 2N on February 23, 2000 at 07:19:15 from (32.97.239.28):
In Reply to: What Do You All Think??? posted by Bill {Antique Acres} on February 22, 2000 at 20:27:18:
I'm 57 and in my younger days, I was completely in love with my uncle's 46 M. As I got older, I practically lived at his place and finally got to the point where I worked for him for many years putting on MANY hours on that M. Then I went to college and got into non-farm related jobs but always kept in touch. About 15 years ago he and my cousins decided to go Green and Yellow and the M had to go. He offered it to me (I'm ashamed to tell you how low the price was) but for a variety of reasons, I "passed" on his offer. Big regrets---!!! Learn from those of us who have made the mistakes. If there is anyway you can do it, buy that M! One way to look at it is, even though you think that you can't afford it right now, how much difference are you really going to notice in a year? Thanks for listening to my $.02.
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