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Old 01-14-2015, 12:13 PM
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Yesterday a new member here (jdonovan) posted a craigslist ad for an Original fitted with an M & W 9 speed. http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=36699

It appears to still be for sale, I can not believe someone here hasn't jumped on it. I realize the tractor itself isn't very nice, but is this guy really all that far out of line on his price?

Why is this thing still for sale?
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Old 01-14-2015, 12:31 PM
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Not sure, I REALLY want it, but that's a lot of coin for something that's just cool and not very useful.
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Not sure, I REALLY want it, but that's a lot of coin for something that's just cool and not very useful.
Thats what I was thinking
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It is sold,heheheheh
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It is sold,heheheheh
Do you know the guy that got it?
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Nope! but hes is lighter in the wallet area
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It is sold,heheheheh
So what is it that you DO know about this that you're not telling us?
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Do you know what the purpose of having the overdrive was for? If it had a particular purpose.
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He's probably right on with his price. And they made only 100 or so of them according to the serial numbers found. I think a couple are gone when Charlie had his fire up in Minnesota. IIRC, he had a NOS one or two that were lost.

It would be cool to have, but that is alot of coin for me. Neat to have, restore, and show, but if someone was buying to put it away and sell later for a profit, I don't think the value will go up much more. IMHO, prolly at the ceiling pricewise. I don't have a crystal ball and could be all wet, too.
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