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http://mattoon.craigslist.org/grd/1661517446.html This thing looks neat, Anyone ever seen one in action?
Think I just found my new semi-ztr!
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Jump on it! Sold! Ha!
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boooooooooo
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Never seen one before. I hope you are joking about finding your new semi-ztr. By the time you finish restoring it you could have bought a fairly new ztr.
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Yes its a joke, actually the place that made these ended up becoming agri-fab. I guess they had lots of attachments for them. If I were to buy it it would make a nice addition to my "wtf is that" collection!
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It looks like the only thing it's ready for is the scrap heap.
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I've always thought it would be cool to have something like that restored.
You could use it in parades, or when you're out bidding properties, have it on a trailer behind the truck, as a conversation piece.
It would be used to grab attention obviously, not so much for work.
You could use it in parades, or when you're out bidding properties, have it on a trailer behind the truck, as a conversation piece.
It would be used to grab attention obviously, not so much for work.
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I guess one mans trash is another mans treasure.
A buddy of mine buys crap like that all the time, takes everything apart, media blasts all the parts, Primes & Paints them and sell the parts on Ebay.
His most resent one was a rusty old 50's John Deere tractor he bought at a auction with a blown motor for $350. By the time he'd sold it off in parts he'd made $5300. He's a farmer and makes more doing this all winter than he does farming.
You just never know what people are going to want.
A buddy of mine buys crap like that all the time, takes everything apart, media blasts all the parts, Primes & Paints them and sell the parts on Ebay.
His most resent one was a rusty old 50's John Deere tractor he bought at a auction with a blown motor for $350. By the time he'd sold it off in parts he'd made $5300. He's a farmer and makes more doing this all winter than he does farming.
You just never know what people are going to want.
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