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Re: Re: What happened to Surplus Tractor Parts
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Posted by Ross on October 15, 2003 at 00:51:13 from (216.239.8.11):
In Reply to: Re: What happened to Surplus Tractor Parts posted by Lavoy on November 27, 2002 at 20:16:12:
I can't believe it--I live in the Fargo area and just noticed last week that Surplus Tractor Parts (aka All Parts International) was closed. I bought a number of tractor books and WD45 tractor parts over the years there. It was a great outlet and handy for us North Dakotans. Harbor Freight opened shop in a building that was occupied some time ago by Goodwill. It's on the same frontage road as STP corp. was but isn't in the same building.
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