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Posted by Terry Dixon on May 18, 1999 at 21:43:57:

In Reply to: need value posted by can on May 18, 1999 at 07:25:16:

OK can, I usually stay out of any controversy but seems hardly anybody believes you so tell you what you should do, take a picture of the barn, few pictures of the tractors lined up in the barn, then pull them out and take a picture of each one infront of the barn, or in the barn if you have to, shouldn't take more than a roll of film. Get it developed, go to a local computer store and have the pictures scanned into jpg format onto a floppie disk, maybe 2 disks depending on size of jpg images. Then you will be able to send the non belivers the pictures of your find, or you could put them on a homepage for all to see. I would even put the pictures on my homepage that I recently built and am still building, if you sent me the files. So for a few hours of taking pictures, a hour at an one hour photo, a hour at a computer store and a total cost of about 20 dollars you could prove your find, as well as have pictures that people might be able to help you with price. Drop me an e-mail if you want to take me up on my homepage offer to show off your tractors in the barn. Easy and cheap way to prove your find, one way or the other. Good luck
Terry


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