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Old 05-29-2014, 11:31 PM
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Default Ugly cub cadet
this is one ugly cub cadet cab
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Well..... it's a really nice house!

I'd take it. If nothing else for the weights. The cab can be removed.
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Old 05-30-2014, 12:21 AM
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I second the motion.
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Id use it. Function over form
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Id use it. Function over form
I agree. A second class cover beats a first class freeze any day! Although raising the hood to refuel looks to be challenging on that one.

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I thought the same thing as 123, how does the hood open unless the windshield is hinged.
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Isnt it on backwards???
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Where? I'm not saying it's going to win any contests, but it looks like a worker to me and in the middle of winter, I'd rather have a backwards cab than no cab
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I agree. A second class cover beats a first class freeze any day! Although raising the hood to refuel looks to be challenging on that one.

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I agree!

And yes, it may be ugly... But it could have a wonderful personality.
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As long as it keeps the snow off of him.
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