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Posted by Salmoneye-I knew I liked you F14 on March 26, 2001 at 04:00:08 from (206.27.102.6):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: collecting antique tractors a good investment? posted by F14 on March 25, 2001 at 15:09:42:
I did life a bit backwards.
I had the house and a deer camp almost paid before getting married at 31.
They were both completely debt free when our Daughter came along.
Now I stay at home and watch The Girl, and putter.
The Wife works 3 days a week because she wants to.
The 8N is a tool to me...A beautiful, well engineered, old tool.
The amount of money that tractor has saved me can not be calculated with a balance sheet.
Whats more...The look on my Girls face when she gets in my small wagon to ride to the 'Cree-Mee' stand for ice cream on a summers evening can't be bought or sold.
If I need a part for the tractor to keep that smile in my life...Whoop-de-freakin-doo...I will find the money for the part...
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