Posted by robertmn on January 21, 2009 at 18:24:42 from (97.73.64.169):
Hi Guys; Well, we are leaving for Ca. on Friday. We have some stuff to take care of out there. We were going to take a plane, and then my Brother-in -law called, and asked if we were interested in a old car. Sure we said, but like him we collect old tractors. He had just bought a 40 JD with a 2 bottom rollover plow, and a 3pt plow. As he picked that up, he asked the fellow if he had any other tractors foe sale. No he said, but I'm thinking of selling my 35 Plymouth 4dr Touring sedan. Been in the shed 22yrs. I restored it back in the late seventys. He had just got a new car and wanted the space. So, he calls with a price, and I said Buy it! We were going to pull our trailer, but then thought about renting one out there, for a one way back to Mn.$ 500.00 Or look for a used trailer out there. Any other ideas? Going 35 south to try to get away from bad roads. But, Just last weekend, we bought a G 1000 LP in southern Mn (400m) and it was white knuckle most of the way!! I'll TRY to post a pic. Thanks Bobmn
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