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Old 07-26-2014, 09:37 AM
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And I just bought this for $600; needs trunnion springs and washed up, that's about it. This just proves the point that prices are all over the place. OP; in all honesty, you could get luck, buy it, and have zero problems with it. But, and more likely, you could buy it and have seals start leaking, bearings go out, yada yada yada. For the price, it's not worth it. If it was cheaper, we'd all change out tune. But as things are, it'd be best to steer clear.

I seen your other thread and have been following it. Nice find!

You didn't cross that big moat those of us over here in Iowa built up to keep you guys from snagging our Supers did you?

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I seen your other thread and have been following it. Nice find!

You didn't cross that big moat those of us over here in Iowa built up to keep you guys from snagging our Supers did you?
hahaha nooo, this was found in Illinois, down in Peoria to be exact. I did almost pick up a 2072 (I think that's what it was) in Iowa for something like $300, but it was a 4 hour drive each way and that's a bit much. I've done a 3 hour drive before but I knew what I was getting into. The 2072 left me with a lot of questions. Heck, the Super I just got is a 2 hour drive each way for me so I worked that into my deal when getting it; I had the guy I got it from go get it for me
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