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Location: Caribou, ME | I'm not obsessed. Not at all.
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Location: Massachusetts | That's quite a collection!! |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | definately sick |
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Location: Rego Park, NY, | 13 guitars.........Hmmmmmmm? |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | 12.5 |
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Location: Jet City | More photos of ksdaddy's place....
Not that there's anything wrong with a Power Ranger helmet collection.... |
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Location: Caribou, ME | I'd love to have a couple Pacers and a Hornet.
Instead I have a 1943 Farmall, a 1961 International school bus, and a 1942 International K-5 truck (note a theme there though?).
As to the 12.5, the sunburst one in the upper right may end up donating it's neck to the good bowl. |
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Location: Atlanta, GA. | As an official member of the IH Southern Cub Cadet Gang I can appreciate your "Red Power" collection.
Whose idea was it to put pick guards on the 'Sauces? |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Finally, somebody who appears destined not only to reach the funny farm before me, but who will have it plowed and planted as well. |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Hopefully he'll have 'The Short Bus' in good repair
to pick us all up on the way there.... |
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Location: Caribou, ME | All Applesauses had guards until Korea. The rosette and guard are one piece apparently. John B said he hadn't seen any Moosup parts in forever. Probably went to the dumpster. In '87 I begged them to sell me a replacement neck for an AA-14 and they sold me an 1132 neck... "It was the only thing we could find..." (perfect fit though). I wish I could find a stash of the rosette/guards because they do break and/or get peeled off.
I'd very much like to find ONE AA-14 with a totalled top but intact neck and guard; I have recipients waiting. Problem is, I haven't found one yet that I couldn't fix. Not bragging, just saying I don't give up. No Applause has flatlined in my presence.
And yes, my '43 'H' will hook onto a 2 bottom wheel plow and have the funny farm soil turned and ready for a spring tooth harrow. |
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Moosupium Laminate Obsession