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Old 04-19-2014, 07:22 AM
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well 380 one way for me. but have shipped them in from 1600 or more miles
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My wife was always ready for a mini weekend get away when I found something I couldn't live without. She would peruse the internet for interesting things to see on the way there or back. We really had some fun times. checked out allot of cool places. BONUS: I got my cub parts too!
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drove 250 miles one way didnt get home till 2:30 in the morning to get my 782d. 45 minutes after the guy posted it he allready got 17 emails on it lucky mine was the first bought it sight unseen
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I drove around 1400 miles for my dad's 982 and 600 miles for my first 1772.

Mike, what did you pick up 1500 miles out....it has to something great.
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Who here has drove 400 miles round trip for a #2 cart ? That would be me the cart or trailer king , well my dad drove us. but we did go to a show we always go to every year but still.
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I drove around 1400 miles for my dad's 982 and 600 miles for my first 1772.

Mike, what did you pick up 1500 miles out....it has to something great.
It was a smoker Todd!
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It was a smoker Todd!
Musta been that 1512 you poached from Wisconsin awhile back. Don't have a workin' drone right now, but I'm training my hunting dog to sniff out smokers. Does that count?
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My 147 was about an hour away. I got some parts at Red Power Round Up that was 2 1/2 hrs away, but that doesn't really count because I was there for the show and not just parts.
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I drove to Portland OR from Montana almost 1000 miles one way. Given I was going on vacation and happened to see the 149 on CL and just had to have it. It was a fun ride back because he gave me a parts 125 aswell. I fit it all in the back of my shortbox pickup.
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Musta been that 1512 you poached from Wisconsin awhile back. Don't have a workin' drone right now, but I'm training my hunting dog to sniff out smokers. Does that count?
It was josh, you gotta come out to my place I will pack you up with some nice goodies for the ride home.
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