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Chuck Heck
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Hey, there will be LOTS of small stuff, such as IH memorabilia, advertising, etc. That doesn't take up much room!
Al L. in Wisc.
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Neat web site w/the scrolling tractors-great job. I peeked and Amtrak has a stop to the east in Kansas City and in Lawrence to the west. A relaxing way to travel; more comfy than a deluxe seat on a 340; and w/indoor plumbing, you don't have to walk into the corn field.
Jason the Red
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Thanks for posting that Chuck. I'll probably be in attendance Saturday. Only 70 miles away, might as well at least go see what I can't live without.
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