Back at ya!
 

No, thank you! I'm only a little over 2 months into my "yellow fever" and I've caught quite the bug:biggrin2.gif: Found the 1st O' for $300 on craigslist up here in VT, about 40 min.s away. The 71 I bought a couple weeks later for $400 and was 1.5 hours away in VT. Both of these tractors came with mowers, snowblowers, weights, and chains! The O' I got last week was 4 hours away in southern Mass. and had to pay a pretty penny for it, but it has all the options except for lights. I hope you have the oppurtunity to obtain an O', they are awesome! Funny thing is this "disease" all started over a wheel horse tractor I was looking at to restore! Then I saw the O' and that was it:Cub1::IH Trusted Hand:

pic of my first O' that I'm restoring now, she was a little rough!

I played with the "O" while the boy worked!!! Finally got the fenders done and on the "O".

Your Original looks awesome, Junior! Great job! :ThumbsUp:

That's what I'm talkin about!!
 

A prime example of why (I think) early Cubs rule:buttrock: Very Nice Juniors!! Can't wait, but not rushing it, to get O # 1 done. I'm hoping for next spring so I can start the 71 next summer:beer2:

Thanks ACecil. Here's a couple better shots with the fenders on.

Thanks Sminkey, I restored this one in 3 months and 1 day start to finish. Everything but the fenders one had a big dent so I took my time and fixed it right. Sure is hard to stop once you get started. Yours is looking great, keep up the good work. You thought yours was rough here's mine before I started it.

Beautiful work juniors1282 :ThumbsUp:

Most impressive!

heres my 147 and the 80 that i just picked up

Nice cubs, you got there! :beerchug: