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Old 03-11-2014, 10:42 PM
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Nice collection! Which one gets restored first? Now you need an IH mailbox for each one.

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I took it as a funny, I guess I should have after my statement.
Oh, thats a relief. I thought I had made you mad at me. I don't like making people mad at me. It makes me feel bad. Thank you for clearing that up.
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Nice collection Todd! I got my first Cub Cadet toy a week or so ago. The yellow super! Had a friend going to a toy show, asked him to look and see if there were any there. Found it in my truck one afternoon! Never got a bill from him......
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Nice collection Todd!
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Nice collection Todd. I have a 122 and cart.
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I have a couple of the red Farmall toys, but no Cub Cadets or IH trucks.

Man, I gotta get to the next toy show.... If Mrs. Cubby won't let me buy another "Full Size" Cadet, maybe I can fill up my Man Cave {the basement} with CC miniatures!!!!!
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Nice toy cub cadet collection Todd.
I see the 800 is hard to find in the toy size...
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nice collection...
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And I have you to blame for this Allen
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Todd,
I like all the Cub and international toys. I didn't even know there were Cub toys out there. Nice collection!
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