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Well the other day at the junk yard harvesting parts for my IH I litterally ran across a TR2 and # sitting next to each other. Long story short if all goes well (i.e. I sell my spits) they will be mine in a month or two.
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That's pretty exciting. Long doors or short? What condition?
achtungeveryone
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I'm ciphering that a "#" is code for TR3. (you gotta be sneaky in salvage yards).
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What the HECK made you go to a bone yard in Oklahoma, in JANUARY, on the coldest day of the year so far??!!!?? That was your reward I guess!! LOL
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I was at the yard pulling a new steering gear box off a binder for my 61 pick-up. Went to take a leak and have a peak around and there they were. I'll be going back out there when it warms up a bit and get some pictures taken.