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Posted by Unimog on March 08, 2005 at 14:13:58 from (67.241.166.196):
In Reply to: A different breed of cat. posted by Chris Vangel on March 08, 2005 at 11:47:36:
Chris, you did a good deed for them and they did one for you. Unimogs can be costly to fix when you can even find someone that can work on them. When I travel around in my Mog any distance I have a few spare items and tools onboard. Unimog owners have a listing of other owners across the country that offer tools, shop area, food and beds if needed. They are a good group of people just like the tractor folks. It"s funny owning the Unimog, no matter where you go someone always wants to talk and look. It"s great for meeting people and making new friends.
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