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Old 08-14-2011, 08:55 PM
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Default I just toured a huge CC collection

I was just lucky enough to tour a huge IH CC collection a guy I know has. I cant even list everything he has but I will try what I remember. First one, a 800. Yes a real nice original 800. coupled different 100 with IH made dual wheel kit, 125, 129, 169, 70?, 71,72,73, few different 782,782D, 3 originals, one restored to awesome. Probably 8 or so more I cant remember the models including several QL models. One has a loader. Multiple rototillers, snow blowers, electric lifts laying around. One with real nice oem cab with nice glass wipers and all. It was cool. He also has a MF Executive which he says is rare. Its yellow instead of the gray color and he has a REO too. It was sweet! I am so pumped. Pretty sure he is not a member here but if he is thanks!!!
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Old 08-14-2011, 08:59 PM
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Saaweeet! I hope you took lots of pics! We love tractor pictures!!

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Old 08-14-2011, 09:50 PM
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Saaweeet! I hope you took lots of pics! We love tractor pictures!!

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I didn't take any pictures. He just lives a few miles away from me so maybe next time I go I could. I do know that there is another IH junky near by with a nasty reputation of theft and not paying people and screwing others over. He was worried that that guy would find out about what he has so he didn't want me telling others nearby. That is also why I am not naming that individual. The thing that sucks though is this guy I toured is on Craigslist all the time and I saw a couple he bought that I recognize from craigs so I have competition for the good deals, lol.
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Oh yeah! You got to take pics when you visit sweet spots like that!
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I'd love to see his collection!
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