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Posted by Gene Davis (GA) on January 24, 2005 at 19:35:13 from (66.82.9.35):
Good evening folks. I am deep into compiling the history of this Tractor, and have come to a name of what appears to be a person with some answers to history questions. I am not sure if he is still alive. I tried Google searches, phone number lookup searches all to no avail. Looks like it may now be wise to ask Someone in or near the state of Nebraska if they can help me. The name of the guy is; Mr. Ed Sharp address was listed as Box 174 Spencer Nebraska 68777 and the phone number was 402-589-1028. All the area codes in our state were change recently and I don't know if they did in Nebraska also. I would greatly appreciate if any could help me. It will help me move forward and finish this project. Thanks in advance for your help Gene Davis
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