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Re: MUST STOP PRODUCTION OF RARE REPRODUCTION PART
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Posted by Glen in TX on January 19, 2006 at 11:41:53 from (65.249.225.1):
In Reply to: MUST STOP PRODUCTION OF RARE REPRODUCTION PARTS! posted by Harlan Kruger on January 18, 2006 at 17:24:08:
I don't think there is anything wrong with having reproduction parts unless they are being used wrong like building a high crop from something else and changing the serial number tags. It's all just got way out of hand on something like the height of a radiator and what not anyway. I'd like to find the old 38 G my grand dad had but it will probably be priced out of reason because a bunch of nuts are worried about a particular part on tractor. All that nonsense deprives others from enjoying the hobby by trying to gouge others for the dollar.
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