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Old 10-08-2011, 04:59 PM
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Dallas NC, home to the Cotton Ginning Days show and festival was the place to be this weekend. I havent seen that many vendors/junk dealers at that show in a while. If anyone is close to this show, its worth the trip. And now for the pics!

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IluvtruksO nice pics of the show. Looked like a great time. I love the pics of the Massey Ferguson 12. They are one of the sharpest GT's there is in my opinion right behind a Cub that is. Been trying to get on of those critters for a long while. Them things are like finding hens teeth up here.
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Sweet pics as always David! One of these days I'll make it to that show.
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That looks like a great show
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Enjoyed the pictures, Thanks for showing us.
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IluvtruksO nice pics of the show. Looked like a great time. I love the pics of the Massey Ferguson 12. They are one of the sharpest GT's there is in my opinion right behind a Cub that is. Been trying to get on of those critters for a long while. Them things are like finding hens teeth up here.
I've seen a Massy 12 not far from me it is in a yard. cool GT
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Great pictures Dave. Thanks for sharing.
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Awesome pics, David! We had some fun at our show today, as well. No pics though.
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David, great pics as always. That looked like a great show. I need to start marking my calendar for next year. Is that your Simplicity & JD at the start of the show?
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Thanks guys!

Yes Todd, thats my Simplicity Diesel at the beginning on the trailer, but the JD is my neighbors. One of the finest restorations I have seen in a while.
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Great looking pictures, looks like a good turn out, very nice show, Thanks for sharing
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