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Posted by pudding on October 08, 2001 at 18:39:05 from (203.97.2.243):
In Reply to: Re: Antique tractor magazines and books posted by irv on October 08, 2001 at 17:49:55:
you wanna try 'tractor and machinery'......its a good read email: [email protected] or send 39 pounds ($57 usd)to tractor and machinery subscriptions, kelsey publishing group po box 13 westerham kent TN16 3WT for that one ......also the 'classic tractor' is a great read......deals with later model machines.......ie 1970 + it costs 42 pound (english) and you subscriptions department, classic tractor po box 13 westerham kent TN16 3WT they are both mags from the same outfit rory day, who roams the web is the editor of the classic tractor the irony is he gives me cheek about subscribing, i say i a poor student, and he should give me a sub.....he tells me to stop drinking go figure......hopefully this is enough browny points for a free sub......if you are reading this rory.....i think woodbeef would like a sub too.....its worth a try! laters pudding
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