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Old 12-11-2013, 11:56 AM
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Cool cart.
Nick AKA. "the cart man " is drooling somewhere in class.
I bet, he is, Lew!
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Nice find on the cart! You did very well getting it bought for under a Franklin, too! Prolly worth 3 x's that. I'd keep it original as far as the paint. Only original once.
Was thinking the same thing. Since it'll be a working yard cart, new paint will only get scratched anyway...
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Cool cart.
Nick AKA. "the cart man " is drooling somewhere in class.
thats one of the nicest original #1 carts i have seen, some guys have all the luck, i was sure drooling Lew . sounds like a LEW PRICE
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Nice find on the cart! You did very well getting it bought for under a Franklin, too! Prolly worth 3 x's that. I'd keep it original as far as the paint. Only original once.
X2 what josh said and i wish mine looked that good
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Congrats on the nice looking #1 cart and the price makes it even better.
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Amazing price and awesome that there are so many original pieces like the tires, great job getting it.
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Nice find! It's great that you were able to win the bid.
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Nice cart, From another Missouri guy that's an awesome price. They do sell for 3x that around here.
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Nice cart, From another Missouri guy that's an awesome price. They do sell for 3x that around here.
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There also was an IH CC 100 in great shape; wheel weights, snow blade, mowing deck. No doubt the #1 yard cart was purchased at the same time it was. When I returned to the auction, someone told me it sold for about $300. Worth every cent.
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