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Horse'n Around

I have been into Wheel Horses ever since my Dad left me his 702 in 2000.I did manage to buy another neat 702 when I was in PA from a gentleman that lives in New Jersey . Since then it has become painfully obvious that there are very few Wheel Horses around out here in Arizona.Also everytime I see a neat old Wheel Horse for sale it is located most of the time back east :thumbs: I have a small request..... could some of you nice folks that live where these can be found do me a favor and bring a few truckloads of neat old Wheel Horses and parts to Arizona so I can buy some.Please, please, please?????

It must have to do with the fact that I live in the desert or something hahaha I feel really left out and sorry for myself.Heck I would even be happy to get a snow blower and it never snows here :whistle: I am a new member and when I see and hear about all the great finds I just feel a little left out :whistle: In all seriousness, this is a great forum and Im thankfull to be a member, thank you for enduring my pitty party as my Mom would have called it.

Sincerely,

John Rogers

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Teddy da Bear

:thumbs: Glad you found us.

You can always go on ebay for parts.

And who knows? You might be able to take a road trip

out this way...

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Docwheelhorse

I'll haul out as many of whatever model you want..... But when I get there I want a rust free 1968--1970 Chevy Nova with a manual transmission FLOOR SHIFT from the factory. :whistle: Doesn't have to be an SS and I don't care about what engine either----thats what us guys in the North East with all the Wheel Horse's cry about all the time---man all of the cool rust free old cars are out in Arizona and we can't get to them. :dunno: So we are in the same boat so to speak. :thumbs:

:whistle:

Tony

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Kelly

:whistle: I agree with Tony, I'll trade you a trailer full of Wheel horse's for a clean body, prefer a nova also, but would take many others, here in the rust belt, they don't last this long, heck I even have WH's that have completly rusted out :thumbs:

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perry

i know of 1 other wheel horse in AZ. i think he lives in the mountains thou.

well, now i know of 2 in AZ and a few in cali :thumbs: .

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Rollerman

We do have a member in CA that has them delivered to his house by the truckload.

Next time he makes a purchase & has one comeing out there maybe a western style Horse rustle. :thumbs:

What part of the state are you in AZtrooper...I've been through Page a few times for Lk Powelle....real beautiful state your in even if it does lack Horses.

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69DEZ

:thumbs: :whistle:

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Nick

Stephen beat me to it, I was going to say Bruce out in CA has shipped many tractors from the Ohio area out West. I think if you find the right company its not so bad having them trucked out. :whistle: Oh.. and Id have to get a clean old F series or Mustang. :thumbs:

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fritz

Well now I know when I get older I dont want to move out west. I would cry if I couldnt see any Horses sitting under a tree or one in the weeds to go pull out. :whistle:

:thumbs: :horseplay: :horseplay: :horseplay:

Devin

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Operator

:thumbs: :whistle: John, I can see a nice little side business starting here, LTL Wheel Horses out to AZ then Chev. parts back up.

Randy

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KyBlue

Wheel Horses out to AZ then Chev. parts back up.

The Chev parts are too rusted even out there in the desert climate... Rust came standard on the Chevs..

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pond195520032003

The Chev parts are too rusted even out there in the desert climate... Rust came standard on the Chevs..

:dunno:

:whistle::lol::thumbs: now Scott , leave them their chevys alone :D

John, i would trade my D-200 for a 69 chevelle or another 57 chevy Bel-Air or big window pickup :whistle: :omg:

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HorseFixer

:whistle: John! :thumbs: Maybe you should paln on taking a vacation sometime to P.A. and come to the largest WH show on earth! It't the weekend after fathersday Friday and Saturday there were over 800 at last years show and plenty of tractors and parts for sale there. Below is a link to the movie I made from last years show.

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stevasaurus

what you need is a son that moves out to AR to work for a couple of years. :thumbs: They always come back. Mine came back and brought

2 1967 Ford econoline vans and a 1953 Ford and a 1967 VW faxtback. :omg:

My son is into the 60's...wonder where he gets it. :whistle:

Welcome to RedSuare :dunno::lol:

One of his friends came back with a 1957 Ford Thunderbird...red with white interior...Awesome :whistle:

:group:

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Rod(NASNUT)

I'll haul out as many of whatever model you want..... But when I get there I want a rust free 1968--1970 Chevy Nova with a manual transmission FLOOR SHIFT from the factory. :whistle: Doesn't have to be an SS and I don't care about what engine either----thats what us guys in the North East with all the Wheel Horse's cry about all the time---man all of the cool rust free old cars are out in Arizona and we can't get to them. :lol: So we are in the same boat so to speak. :thumbs:

:dunno:

Tony

Boy that would be nice I miss the 68 Nova I had :whistle:untitled-4.jpg

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Docwheelhorse

Yep--thats the car for me!!!! Swap out the Keystones for a set of Cragars and it would be perfect :thumbs: . I have a 1970 and a 1971 but they are bith sitting under cover and suffer from there fair share of rust..... SOMEDAY I hope to fix them. The '71 is an ss with a small block and floor shift automatic. The 70 is a plain jane two door coupe with a small block and a 3 speed floor shift. Nothing $50,000 wouldn't restore.... :whistle:

Tony

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Sparky

Sounds like you need to plan a vacation.....maybe in June.....maybe in PA :whistle: .

Get yourself to the big Wheel Horse show this June and you'll have plenty of tractors to browse. Make sure you have a trailer :thumbs: .

Mike...........

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here 4 the horses

i kno where theres 2 69 and a 70 nove ones a automatic and other is manual on the floor!..69 has 383 stroker and the 70 has a 350..and theres some more odd and end cars there to...but if anyone interested for a couple horses let me kno!. :thumbs::whistle::whistle: :horseplay: thanks jeff

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linen beige

I gotta ask... are you a LEO? I'm retired from working the streets.

Sounds like you should find a Nova, load it on a trailer, and haul it to PA for the June show. Then you could turn the Nova into some 'Horse funds, buy some 'Horses and haul them back home.

Now if'n ya was ta find a nice, solid pre '58 T-bird at a good price I'd give you some of my 'Horse funds for it if you would drop it off along the way.

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Duff

Now if'n ya was ta find a nice, solid pre '58 T-bird at a good price .......

Now Jim, at least up in these parts, a solid pre-'58 T-Bird would require an armed escort service and a Brinks truck......and/or a whole LOAD of fully restored Horses! :thumbs:

Duff :whistle:

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jerrell

:whistle: Chevells and Novas, Boy you guys just gave me an ideal, there are a lot of those things around here, i see them all the time, some are sorta beat up but i see some good ones also. I'll have to pay more attention, i never thought those old cars would worth anything but junk.... :thumbs:

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pond195520032003

:D Chevells and Novas, Boy you guys just gave me an ideal, there are a lot of those things around here, i see them all the time, some are sorta beat up but i see some good ones also. I'll have to pay more attention, i never thought those old cars would worth anything but junk.... :D

:thumbs::whistle::D:whistle::omg::dunno::lol::omg: you did not just say that :D

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here 4 the horses

LEO?????????? :thumbs: ............but yes that is an idea i would bring a nova but then if no one wants it then how am i gonna get the horses back??.... :whistle:

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linen beige

LEO?????????? :thumbs: ............

I was refering to the username, AZTROOPER.

Law

Enforcement

Officer

Rust free, western dry climate cars are in high demand in the rust belt. It should be pretty easy to find an interested buyer.

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baerpath

:lol: Chevells and Novas, Boy you guys just gave me an ideal, there are a lot of those things around here, i see them all the time, some are sorta beat up but i see some good ones also. I'll have to pay more attention, i never thought those old cars would worth anything but junk.... :whistle:

chevy's :whistle::dunno:

But if you find a 66-67 GTO convertable, his and hers shifter, convertable. I could find a load and be there in a couple days :thumbs:

Duane

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