Posted by Brent Zappe on February 08, 2020 at 08:09:03 from (104.192.90.130):
this sounds strange a hobby starts up with the first one that you restore and do. As you do it and you to get it done you start to look back and realize that you want to do more. Yes maybe it is your job does pay nothing but minimum wage. some how that does not stop you from buying another one and keep on doing restoration work. Your budget on bills and your hobby is seat and you now understand that you are hooked in this hobby. I started in 1993 and I am still going on Farm equipment. At first I was in to muscle cars and gave it after every body else got in to them. I can say after 1993 I am up to ten farm tractors here at my house. Allis Chalmers, Case, John Deere and International Harvester. those are the brands I do have in a collection. Thanks to Yesterday tractors I can remember when you started on the internet and yes every body on this spot is great for good information.
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