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1975 Simplicity Baron JCPenneys Mower | Tractors77 of 175 |  |  |
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gumsadma
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1975 Simplicity Baron that runs and mows. As of right now it's the lawnmower I use to cut the grass. It has a 13 hp Briggs and Stratton. Not really sure how many were made or how many is left out there. This is 1416 of XXXXX made. I am actually about to purchase another one.
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and you are posting here because?
Did I post it in the wrong category? I seen that a guy had posted a different JCPenneys mower on this website and I figured I would share mine also. Did I do something wrong, Pop_abides?
you're fine gumsadma, pops just gets cranky sometimes :)
This is the best category for old mowers on the site right now...
He's right, I'm still getting my coffee..........just couldn't figure why such a good looking new mower was on here...never occurs to me that 1975 is old..........oh my.
it's true, vintage gets younger and younger every year! Sort of frightening that clothing from the 1990s is already sold as retro.