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12-20-2008, 08:12 AM
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Re: Vintage 4wd Pictures:Other Makes
I love that era in Olivers as well as all the earlier ones.I lived on a farm that had one from the same era.I don`t recall the series but it was a big boy,not 4wd.It had an over/under transmission and in hi range it was downright scarey going all out.Seriously,that thing flew! When I was doing the frame-off on my`69 Power Wagon I ran 10 miles into town with the clutch rod to the welder.Let`s just say no one passed me
 .These are the last ones before they combined with White,aren`t they.I ran that one back in the late`70s.Might as well toss my other pics of the ole Wagon now.I can`t believe this was 30 years ago:   
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