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Old 09-27-2010, 10:32 PM
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What about a Guy from Louisiana, You mean I'm not ALONE, YAHHH.

Guys It looks like yall had fun, I would say I would have gone, if it wasn't so far away, But it seems, somebody from down here made it... Guess I can't say that..

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Old 09-28-2010, 08:29 AM
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Which end of the row? To the right of Topper or to the left?

I had fun, but I think last year's show had more displays, etc. I guess the economy kept a few people away that had to travel. My friend Buzz said just after I left that a guy came in with a trailer load of stuff, and really good prices. Gas tanks for $5, a whole steering column including steering wheel and gear box for $5.

I can't wait for next year's show.
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Then man from Louisianna was to the right of Topper, all the way to the end next to the road. I don't remember anyone bringing in a trailer, after I got there, but I was quite busy in the swap meet area for about 3 hours.

I think there were more swap meet vendors this year, but the show was smaller maybe.

The man from Louisianna, had a nice drawbar for a H farmall. My brother tried to buy it from him, and he told us he had just bought for his own tractor, and wouldn't sell it. Isn't that always the way, he brought a bunch of stuff, and then someone wants what he bought for himself.

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Then man from Louisianna was to the right of Topper, all the way to the end next to the road. I don't remember anyone bringing in a trailer, after I got there, but I was quite busy in the swap meet area for about 3 hours.

I think there were more swap meet vendors this year, but the show was smaller maybe.

The man from Louisianna, had a nice drawbar for a H farmall. My brother tried to buy it from him, and he told us he had just bought for his own tractor, and wouldn't sell it. Isn't that always the way, he brought a bunch of stuff, and then someone wants what he bought for himself.

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I hear ya, cadetfarmer. That always seems to happen!
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Cadet Farmer (CF),
I thought the show was smaller this year from last year myself. Not as many on display as it was last year.

I really wish I could have stayed longer, but I was lucky I could come at all this year. I had plan to go every since last year's, but Friday night I learned that my bil was coming over that Saturday morning to help me finished up our Buick Century. We changed out the motor in it and had to finish it up and see if it would run. It did. Anyways that means we were rushed to get home.
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I am only 2hrs from FREDERICKTOWN, MO,
Does anyone know when the show is next year.
How about any events this year?

Nice photos Terry
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I am only 2hrs from FREDERICKTOWN, MO,
Does anyone know when the show is next year.
How about any events this year?

Nice photos Terry
It's usually the last weekend in September. 2011 is the 50th anniversary of the Cub Cadet and I talked to the owner of JP's Tractor Salvage, the host of Cub-arama, who told me the featured tractor will be the CCO for next year, so they're wanting as many of the Originals as possible.
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