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The Farmall | Now I hope you have done everything you hope to accoplish today because this is a very long story. Ever since I was 3 years old I can remember this old Farmall M with a grader behind our neighbors house (for those of you who live in the country you know what I mean by neighbors)For my entire life I was wonderfully captivated by this tractor. I had looked at it repeatedly.I get this felling that is almost as if it wants to come home with me.But for years and years I have never gotten up the courage to ask.I have been so close but I always shy away.Over the past years my neighbor has had heart problems.His personality has changed drasticly.I now wish that I could've asked him for the tractor long ago but now I have the fear of losing the tractor forever.I am torn between the fear of upseting him and the desire for the farmall.I know this makes no sense but if you ever see anything you want just go for it while you can. T Minx, VA, entered 2009-01-17 My Email Address: Not Displayed |
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