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Old 10-25-2010, 01:32 PM
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You did an awesome job on the 102, Bob! Your dad would be so proud!
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Very nice 102! Thanks for the great pics.
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Old 10-25-2010, 11:47 PM
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I agree with ACecil, Dad would be grinning :biggrin2.gif:
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I just finished my 102 that my Dad bought new in '67. Tore it down to the frame, rebuilt or replaced about everything, then repainted it with PPG Shopline urethane.

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brjr51 - Your 102 looks great!!! I really like the Vredestein V61 tires up front. They balance out with your Tru Powers in the rear. Looks cool.
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Great job! Looks great! Dad would certainly be proud to work with that Cub!!
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Thanks for the kind words fellas. I really would like to thank all of you and this great site for helping me learn about these things. A few months ago, I hardly knew one Cub from another. Now I've got another great hobby. I'm already looking for another, I enjoyed this restore so much.

I've located an Original and a 70 for sale close by, unfortunately finances will only support one right now. Something about those early Cubs with skinny tires and no fenders do it for me, I just have to decide which one.

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Lets see if this works. Here are most of the Cubs in m Family. One is mine, one is my Brothers, and the rest are my Dad's. He has since bought 2 more Red ones. I think another 782 and 682. Not sure Hard to keep up with all of them now.

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I'm sitting here and all I can think of is "Elf Bowling"
and some J.D. guy thinking his tractor is BIG enough to knock them all down.
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Old 10-28-2010, 09:37 PM
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Hi everyone,

It took me awhile, but I read all the posts in this thread - really enjoyed seeing all the Cubs!

This is a recent acquisition for me, my first ever Cub, a 1973 108 which came with a #2 cart and a 42" blade. The PO inherited it from his great aunt, who was the original owner. It was always kept indoors, but hasn't been run in several years. I'm hoping to get it started soon.
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Nice 108, The blade and cart are in great shape also
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Nice 108!
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