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Old 07-24-2012, 11:41 PM
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Nice pics!! Both look great. Is the shredder sporting it's original paint???? Wow, it's in great shape.
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You got a very nice cab and shredder! Thanks for the pics.
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nice cab and shredder and they are all original
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They both have original paint. The PO told me that he got the shredder from his buddies grandpa that bought it new. The cab was just kind of a plus. I really didn't want or need it so I think I'm going to sell it.
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Those look great in their original paint!! Super find. I used to think that the shredders were quite rare, but then I found a guy with 4-5 in his garage and I rethought what I considered rare. I'd hang on to those for at least 1 season before selling, just to see how much use you get out of them.

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I will for sure hang on to the shredder but the cab is something that I'm not going to keep. I will probably look to trade it to a buddy for something that means a little more to me, or just sell it outright.
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