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Old 05-20-2011, 12:04 PM
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Go for it, Jeff! Mine has more rust, but isn't rusted through. You're getting a great deal at $75. I paid $125 for mine.
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Old 05-21-2011, 12:33 AM
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Go for it, Jeff! Mine has more rust, but isn't rusted through. You're getting a great deal at $75. I paid $125 for mine.
Just from what I have seen on here, I figured that was a good price. I called the seller earlier this evening, will be going to look at it in the morning....if I get it, I will post up some pics!
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Old 05-21-2011, 03:37 PM
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Cool deal! Hope you get it!
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Old 05-21-2011, 10:09 PM
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Default I got the #2 cart bought!!!!

I met with the seller today and was able to get the #2 cart bought for $50! It is a little rough, has one original tire (looks original, is a Goodyear with an odd ball size 4.30-8) and one wheel barrow tire, both fenders are bent, a few dents here and there, but the best part is it is solid with only surface rust. Here are some pics of it!

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over all pics front and rear

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Bent fenders, one is bent on the front, the other on the back...should be easy enough to straighten out.

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Interior shot of inside of the bed
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I did not know they had stake pockets, I can already envision some oak bedside extensions!

This one has a tailgate that sets between 2 pieces of angle iron welded to the bed and the tailgate slides out the top, is this factory correct? It also has the remnants of IH decals centered on the front of the front side of the bed and the center of the back side of the tailgate....again, is the correct locations for the decals? Thanks, enjoy the pics!

I did not to let this out until I got it bought, but I was lucky to find it....out of boredom one evening was looking at CL and found an ad that was entitled "lawn wagon, $75.00", to my suprise upon reading the ad and seeing the one pic attached to it, I knew I had stumbled upon an actual IH #2 cart (at least that was what I believed it was), in the pic you could just faintly make out the remnants of the IH decal on the tailgate. When I met with the owner today, I commented on the bent fenders and mismatched tires, he said make an offer, so I said how about $50.00, he immediately said sold...I should have offered less, but was willing to pay the asking price!
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Congrats on your #2 cart Jeff!!
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Old 05-21-2011, 10:25 PM
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Nice deal on the cart for 50$. Deals like that I wouldn't waste any time. Really all that matters is that you think it is a good deal. Of course there is the coolness factor when you get it all straightened up and painted. I have been around cubs along time and have never seen a IH cart. Must be they all rotted out in Central NY or not a lot were sold around here. Congrats and Jealous
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Congrats on your #2 cart, Jeff! The decal locations are correct.
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Nice deal, congratulations. Of course the fun part is making it "like-new" again. Looking forward to those pictures!
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