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Re: Vintage Tractor needed for display in grocery store
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Posted by David Griffiths on July 18, 2007 at 08:59:35 from (12.7.72.11):
In Reply to: Re: Vintage Tractor needed for display in grocery store posted by VAJerry on July 18, 2007 at 08:52:45:
Thanks for the quick response, JMHO. You bring up some great points. The tractor will actually be surrounded by cases of wine (one of our brands, Snoqualmie, has a vintage tractor on the packaging) so no children can climb on the tractor. There will also be signage posted to prohibit climbing/touching of the tractor to protect investments and guard all parties against legal threats. Thinking your spot-on with having a hard time finding someone that would let us show their garden tractor. Thought I'd try anyway - if anyone knows anything or has any contacts, it'd be appreciated. Again, JMHO, thanks for your valuable input and advice.
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