Rainville Bushwacking in TX?

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Rainville Bushwacking in TX?

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Hey Joe,

Check out Evil Bay auction # 250700024739. You might get the opportunity to earn your reputation in the Lone Star state! :lol22:

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Troy,

You have got to be kidding me...two nice Cyclones and another Deere two place trailer here in TX? I will have to dig into this and contact the seller. First, the BIN is, uh...optimistic, but the sleds look decient.

Would deffinately keep me occupied if I stay down here through the winter...

Thanks for posting the auction number!

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hit the Buy it now ...... you got that kind of cash!
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wonder what the reserve is :bonk: ..
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Email the guy and ask .... they usually will tell you.
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Wanie,

I spent all my money on a bumper sticker, can't afford the BIN, LOL!

I did contact the seller and asked about the reserve. The sleds are about 7 hours northeast of Fort Worth, so that rules out a weekday trip. They are north of "Amarillo by morning" a bit.

I am still surprised to find ANY Deere sleds in Texas. I figured my 80 LF motors were about it.

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Buy 'em. You're closer than the rest of us......

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Ask the guy if he will take a free range longhorn steer in trade. Then all you have to do is start rustling cattle and you will have all the free sleds
you can dream of. Not sure how they feel about cattle rustling in Texas ..... You might get your neck streched 6"s or so and then you will be 5'6"s tall.
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Those look like a pair on a trailer that was listed on ebay about 3 years ago in Los Angeles. Looks like the decals could have used some sun block...
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Horicon Joe wrote:Ask the guy if he will take a free range longhorn steer in trade. Then all you have to do is start rustling cattle and you will have all the free sleds
you can dream of. Not sure how they feel about cattle rustling in Texas ..... You might get your neck streched 6"s or so and then you will be 5'6"s tall.
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I agree the BIN price is very very optimistic!

If you go check them out beware of the rattle snakes and the armadillos!

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Well i gotta save my money for my snow flap for my 82 sprintfire jdjr is gonna send me someday when he gets back up to his newyork home !! HINT HINT HINT :lol22: .. Those cyclones look like a nice pair for a first time buyer :popcorn:
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Holy Cow!! Those dudes are up to $2,250.00 and reserve hasn't been met....Geesh. If I was the seller I'd call the bidder and tell him to come get it. They are nice Cyclones but located in Texas.........Even Rainville is a long way from them.

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Smells funny from where I'm standing. :popcorn:

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wow i think both the seller and buyer have something in common ?? Whats that you ask ! if you ask me "thats where 2 fools met" :bonk: :lol22: where i come from we call that.. YOU KNOW WHATS IN THE WOOD PILE :roll:
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