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Old 05-03-2014, 04:13 PM
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This is available locally, supposed to look at it tomorrow....is this an IH cart? Looks like some I've seen here.

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Guy estimated the box about 2.5' x 3.5' feet....looks pretty good in the pictures & he said its very clean, except some scuffing in the box where it was used. Any idea of value?
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Yes it is. Its a #2 cart...

That one looks in very good condition. It could go as high as 300.00 in my neighborhood.
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That is a pretty nice #2 cart! Nick will be drooling!
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I'm drooling!!
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Nice #2 cart! Hope ya get it.
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That's a very nice no2 cart, hope you get it at a good price, if that's original condition,IMHO , that cart is worth up to $450 for the right guy, hehe. I'm not drooling, I have one that's just as nice. rims look to be repainted?
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Yes he was, he is a droolin' cart boy
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Yes he was, he is a droolin' cart boy
Maybe we need to start calling Nick, Cartman.
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So is this cart more a collectible or a worker, or a little of both?

Did MTD market this cart after they bought the CC line?
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