Posted by in-too-deep on April 11, 2012 at 07:55:25 from (166.250.101.7):
About a year ago I found an ad on craigslist for a Case C. Agreed to trade him a garden tractor for it. He said no hurry I'll keep it for you. Was going to scrap it if no one wanted it. Called him a couple months later and he said no worries it's here when you have time. Just called him this morning and he scrapped it. I KNOW ITS NOT HIS FAULT. Ishould have stayed in touch and went and picked it up in a timely matter. I feel like a damn fool for letting it go. All it needed was pistons and i have another C that wouldve donated them. I called him back and asked what scrap yard but he said they cut it right away. I know its completely my fault for not being proactive which is why this sucks so much. I dont have a big enoufh truck and trailer to haul it and it was 3 hours away dont like borrowing much either so i couldnt get my ducks in a row. Feelin pretty sorry for myself. Thanks for listening to my whining.
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