Posted by Rodney51Cub on April 30, 2017 at 16:25:17 from (64.27.229.16):
In Reply to: Craigs List A******** posted by dhermesc on April 27, 2017 at 05:57:10:
My only craigslist purchase so far. A 1951 John Deere A parts tractor. Found it on craigslist on a Saturday evening. It was 345 miles away. I called the number and he said he still had it. He had several calls but everyone wanted a running tractor. This one broke a rod and broke the block. I told him I wanted the tractor but could not come get it until the next Saturday. He said that was ok. I told him I would call again on Friday evening to see if it was still available. Called Friday and it was still available so I told him I would be there around noon on Saturday with cash in hand. 14 Hour road trip, got lots of good parts.
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