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Old 09-14-2015, 11:37 AM
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That's a good price.
Ok cuz when I saw the price I thought for sure that he was smoking something but like I said I don't know alot about carts. The same guy had a yellow and white 782 with all the original paint that looked nice, he was asking $650 for it and if I would have had the cash on me I'd would have got it.
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Old 09-14-2015, 02:30 PM
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I gave 250. Not as nice as Nicks but they are not plentiful around me. Carts of any kind I mean, not just 2s. Guy down the road apiece has a No 1 that I've been eyeing but he's at 400 so I'm waiting him out
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I gave 250. Not as nice as Nicks but they are not plentiful around me. Carts of any kind I mean, not just 2s. Guy down the road apiece has a No 1 that I've been eyeing but he's at 400 so I'm waiting him out
That's not out of line for a really nice original #1, but it's plenty, you did well on yours Terry.
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Got the tire fixed with a tube and hooked it up to the 123 for a pic.
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Nice #2! I used my #1 yesterday to make 4 trips to the brush pile.
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Nice one to add to the collection Cart Man. Mine is stalled out in NY but will be here in January.

Yeah Tim I was amazed too the first time I saw one in person last year, very small. The #4 is more of a full sized garden cart
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Nice one to add to the collection Cart Man. Mine is stalled out in NY but will be here in January.

Yeah Tim I was amazed too the first time I saw one in person last year, very small. The #4 is more of a full sized garden cart
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i had a #1 and #2 this morning,down the bowl they went...
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