Posted by JBMac on January 08, 2010 at 05:00:26 from (76.106.167.15):
So I had my better than average MF 175 for sale. I was asking $4800 and figured I'd get haggled down to $4500. Well, the ad misprinted and listed it for $4500. I was determined I would stand my ground there and go no lower. These two legal Mexican fellows from way down south in Miami drove 8 hours to look at it. I was ready for a scam or a robbery, so I'm glad I've got a carry permit. Anyway, they offered me $4000, I said "No Way". They said they had more to look at in the area and would come back if they wanted it. They talked for a minute then the dude counted out 43 crisp $100 bills, that weren't counterfeit. Next thing I know we were loading it up! He had me fill out some information for customs, he said they make alot of money reselling tractors in Mexico! Asked me where they could find more to buy. Think I'll get started rebuilding the other 175 I have! Go figure.
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