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Re: RESTORED??? 100%
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Posted by Craig on December 23, 2003 at 14:00:43 from (12.64.103.33):
In Reply to: RESTORED??? 100% posted by hagan on December 23, 2003 at 11:01:07:
I love this topic. It really pi--'- me off. There has been previous discussions about this because I was in on it. I would say only about 1 out of 10 ads stating the tractor is restored to mint or 100% is factual. I like the ones that say restored to expo but: the tires show weather checking, converted to 12 volt, doesn't smoke {it shouldn't if it was restored you idiot} etc, etc. There are alot of auctioneers out there really s t r e c h i n g the truth also!! I guess there are various defintions---most don't agree with mine. I'm gonna stop now because I could really go on and on but NO you are not being too critical {you are thinking along my lines}
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