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06-23-2009, 08:24 PM
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Rod
As much as I would love to hord parts,LOL,Im gonna say keep them!! I have made a deal with a few people for a hood, steering,column, and the such. The only reason I say keep them is maybe there will be a guy who comes along who really needs them and would appreciate your generosity(I appreciate your generosity),If it were a month ago I would of jumped on your offer!! In other words I have got a hood and a steering column and steering wheel Id like you to give yours to someone in need. Does this make sence???? I realy appreciate your generosity and am not trying to offend you,Its hard to type inflection/felling,LOL Thank you Jason
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06-23-2009, 08:46 PM
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Jason,
It makes perfect sense. I had a guy give me some parts for my very first Cub and I have always tried to do the same with others. I have plenty of storage room in my shop, all I really need to do is get more shelving.. There are a great bunch of people on here, and I am glad you found the items you need! Rod
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