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Old 12-05-2013, 11:21 AM
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Surfin' the ole interweb and came across this cub for sale. First of all, the price is just a tad too high. Second of all, what the heck is going on with the rear end. Maybe a PO mod of some sorts?

Trying to figure out what the scoop is. The tires aren't laying there cause it appears they are bolted to a rear end. Maybe the axles are out or it's an illusion. Photoshopped or cropped or........ Anyone have any ideas?

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Just a tad high???!!!!!!!!!!!

The angle of the tires are the same when the pics were taken at different view points so i would think that its a real pic....Maybe the hubs are attached to the wheels....
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Old 12-05-2013, 11:37 AM
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Just a tad high???!!!!!!!!!!!

The angle of the tires are the same when the pics were taken at different view points so i would think that its a real pic....Maybe the hubs are attached to the wheels....
Trying to be nice in case the seller's a member here.

That's what I was thinking. Just hubs bolted or the whole axle. One of those that you look at the pic, then do a double take.
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there is no tranny in that 70.Looks like the axles are loose and laying on the frame
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I don't see a shifter either so looking like the rear is out of it maybe.
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I don't see a shifter either so looking like the rear is out of it maybe.
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I agree no axle. You can see the missing shifter
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Doh!!

Good eyes guys. Wish I could blame it on "old eyes", but I don't consider myself old even though the birthday's next week..........
And I'm a hydro guy.

Maybe I'll call and offer $999.

Christmas markup prolly.
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I missed it also, Josh.
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Maybe they are that rare in Iowa (?) Might be a couple hundred $$ worth of parts in my area.
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