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Old 01-21-2014, 12:23 PM
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The first Mrs. Cubby was the farmers daughter.....she would NOT check oil until the oil pressure light stayed on at freeway speed...
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Ive been riding my IH CC since I was 5 of my earliest memories. I used to sit on my grandpas lap and he would let me drive. Before he passed I got a surprise call from him and he gave me the IH CC with snowthrower. Ive owned it now for over 20 years and will never get rid of it. I plan someday to pass it on to my kids
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Ive been riding my IH CC since I was 5 of my earliest memories. I used to sit on my grandpas lap and he would let me drive. Before he passed I got a surprise call from him and he gave me the IH CC with snowthrower. Ive owned it now for over 20 years and will never get rid of it. I plan someday to pass it on to my kids
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Guess who gets this one...
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My guess..the little lady in the purple coat....
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My guess..the little lady in the purple coat....
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