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Oldstang

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This is my dad’s model 72. He past away almost 3 years ago and I finally talked my mom into letting me bring the ole girl home and get it going again. Other than a good cleaning and some new front tires it seems to be in real good shape.

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Welcome! She looks to be in good shape. Even the front tires look to be decent. She'll probably fire right up with some fresh gas.
 
I bought them at an auction of a closed IH dealer 30 years ago along with a trailer load of other parts. I kept these tires and several other sets stored high and dry for decades.
Just about everything on my 72 came from that auction.
 

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