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Re: O.K. so what make of antique tractor can santa
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Posted by Redmud on December 10, 2004 at 18:52:27 from (216.167.146.123):
In Reply to: O.K. so what make of antique tractor can santa posted by jmoore on December 10, 2004 at 14:25:30:
Well Santa, There are a few I would like to have. One that comes to mind is a JD 70 that I sold about 25 years ago. I miss that old tractor. But the more that I think about it, my old H has been mighty good to me, just wouldn't be right parking a younger tractor next to the old H, she has feelings you know. so if you had in mind to park the JD 70 next to it, I would appreciate it if you would look around and find some young upstart in need of a fine old 70. Just tell em Redmud said Merry Christmas. You have a goodin to Santa.
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