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Old 03-07-2012, 05:14 PM
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Knowing you you'd be happy sitting on one of the cubs for the whole trip.
You know me too well!
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Old 03-07-2012, 05:17 PM
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If the cub was a 100 he'd forsure do it haha
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Well, Duke just headed north out of Princeton, WV about 15 minutes ago.... said something about heading back north as a transplanted yankee.... something like that. haha. Be safe!!
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Well, Duke just headed north out of Princeton, WV about 15 minutes ago.... said something about heading back north as a transplanted yankee.... something like that. haha. Be safe!!
I'm made back late Sunday night.

It was great seeing Ben and Gary again!
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Old 03-13-2012, 10:33 PM
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Let's get to the pics!

The 800 loaded.
Attachment 22160

The 122 loaded.
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The 1864 loaded
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The 4 digits load getting ready to head to their new home!
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Pics of the 800 restored by Mike aka Mlamar. I can't get over the detail he put into this restore. He also makes some pretty awesome wiring harness!
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I was told it was a 102 but when I did the pic up it turned out to be a 122 so nice little suprise. I can't seem to find the pics of the 122.

Tommy is coming to pick up the 122 and 800 in the morning and I'll take some more and post them.
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Here's some pics of Evan taking the 1864 out for a spin for the first time.

It needs a good cleaning! One of the magneto's went out last fall and got replaced but they didn't clean it after they fixed it, so time to get the soap and water out!
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Nice pics!! Tell tommy to hold off till thursday morn so i can see that 800 in person!!! Lol taking some time off!!
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