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Old 10-23-2012, 01:54 AM
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Okay so My newest Idea and desire is to start gathering SN's of IHCC's like there was on a site a long time ago. First, I would like a pic of nearly restored/clean Cub Cadets from the right or left side looking at it straight on... I'm going to need one from just about every cub or at least every series. If you could do this, I would greatly appreciate it. Obviously I know I am not going to get everyone but, you gotta start somewhere. A Link to my site is located in my signature. If anyone else wants to help, feel free to PM, if not, that is okay too. And please feel free to use the form on the site and submit your SN!

Here is an example of what I am looking for....

Please understand that these pictures will have their backgrounds Photo-shopped out and used on my site and with or without attachments does not matter. You can either post on here, or email me csand1@unh.newhaven.edu or PM me.

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Google,

Go to images,

Type in what your looking for,

That might help?

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Thank you for asking for submissions and not using pictures with out their permission.
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Thanks, that was the reason I asked and didn't just go on Google and steal pics. The few that I already have were found on Stock Photo sites which allow sharing. But, I cant find too many more from the angle I want, but it doesn't seem any of you all have them either.
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i sent you some photos .David
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