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Location: Claremont, IL
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    Posted: 29 Jun 2017 at 2:52am
Does anyone have a wd45 crank that has been stroked they want to sell? Gearing up for antique power days in IL. My in laws show red and I want to put on a good show to maybe sway them a bit! Waiting to buy pistons and sleeves until I know if I should order rods at the same time! Every time my father in law comes over and sees one of my tractors in the garage in stead of his daughters new Jeep I can watch his blood pressure rise
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When I got some static for old tractors in the garage and new Explorer outside, the answer was I could always buy a new Explorer. Can't buy a new D17, CA, or Oliver 60...
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