Blatant Prostelyting

[John Hofstetter <hofs@domain.elided>]

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>As for the thread about IH ownership, I can say that I am fascinated by ALL
>their vehicle products.  St. Catharines Ontario was a very strong IH
>community, and continues to be that way today.  Even old loadstars catch my
>eyes as I am driving around...I could not be any prouder of my Scouts AND
>my Travelall.  Each has their unique, endearing qualities which continue to
>tug at my heart (sob sob sob....)
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>Jason and Maria Colavecchia
>1979 IH Scout II,  V304, modifications ongoing
>1969 IH 1210D Travelall 3/4 ton, V345,  restoring slowly

Jason,
If you haven't done so, look at the photos of my SSII in the Cornbinder 
section of my web sit. I do some sob sobbing about it in retrospect, but 
the damn thing was sure cold in Winter, or worse yet in Spring when we'd 
go for a ride leaving the doors at home because it was so warm, and get 
home late at night suffering from hypothermia.
John He.


John Hofstetter  "Ol'Saline's Web Site" www.goldrush.com/~hofs
"Perhaps more to remember than ever really happened"
Life Member, National Rifle Ass.     California Rifle and Pistol Ass.
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Owner of 79 Scout Terra "It's a legend"