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Re: When do you have enough Tractors?
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Posted by Jack (Ma) on October 05, 2003 at 19:26:16 from (68.160.39.203):
In Reply to: When do you have enough Tractors? posted by stan on October 04, 2003 at 22:25:22:
I have three and I am always looking. I was into old cars before that. We have purchased 60a in Maine so I have an excuse, although I have been noticing lately my wife has been looking a little strange at me. I really noticed it the other day when I brought home a AC-b which was all there and really not bad, it just had a lot of rust on it. But when I told her I thought we needed to build a barn on our new property to house the tractors*** I'll save that story for another time. If it were me I would go for it! Beauty is in the eye of the beholder!
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