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Old 08-26-2017, 08:01 PM
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That is cool. I bet you about fell down when you saw that. Talk about NOS.
Man, that is the truth. I am still amazed that it exists and it just happened to be pried off by a Cub Cadet enthusiast. This dash was never even finished, the embossed parts weren't finished and none of the holes were cut out(Obviously). Why it became a power pole danger sign and never was finished, we may never know. I looked at some pictures of finished dashes and couldn't find any errors on it. The dash is really shiny though.
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wow!!

Go play the lottery today, that is kewl!!!!
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Old 08-27-2017, 07:29 AM
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wow!!

Go play the lottery today, that is kewl!!!!
You know, I think Lew might be jealous. Now go find another one and you'll have some trading stock--I'm sure he has something in the parts department that you need!
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Wow!! Very very neat find!! This is the OCC Find Of The Year!!!
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WOW that is the holy grail of cool.Has to be an amazing story behind that sign. The sign looks to thick to be an original dash tin.
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Now that is what i call interesting. If you fine more i def would be interested in making it worth your time to get it to me. I am curious as to what you all dig up as to why its on there.
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Wow, what are the odds on this? A cub guy deciding to pull a random sign off and finding that?
Like others said, go get a lottery ticket.
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Great find - fun!!

Power Companies do NOT replace telephone poles. Telephone poles are pretty rare, most communication lines have been buried for decades. Power Companies do replace power poles or utility poles, those generic terms are interchangeable for the same structure.
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That's incredible! One of a kind. Hang it from the ceiling in your shop so when it twists, you can see both sides.
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Thanks everybody, I did not find any more. I know it's a long shot, but does anybody know what company made the dash tins for IH? The top of the tin is missing, so I was thinking it was maybe at the end of a sheet and the top part was cut off so they couldn't use it.
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