About a 1 1/2 yrs ago i wrote about getting an old cub running for an elderly man and he drove it around for 45mins.This couple struck me as needing some help so I've been mowing their lawn quite some time now to help out.They have no relatives within a 1000 miles..He turned 90 a few months ago and just recently he passed away.I stopped by to pay my respects and his sister explained that he wanted me to have the 125 Cub.I'm shocked,amazed and most grateful for his thoughts.So ,now I have another project; to refurbish this 1968 Cub and will do so in his honor.Sometimes life throws a curve ball you don't expect and I'm as independent as it gets but..I've also learned to be a gracious receiver as I understand the spirit it was given in......I have a question for others : why were some 125's black stencil and some blue??
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