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Whats Under the cover?
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Had a two cubnutz came by yesterday to pick up some goods they bought from me.One fellow asked me"what's under the cover over there?" I uncovered the first restoration on a Cub I did in 04...he asked"is it for sale!?" "Nah...I better keep it". Hour later is still asking me how much for it! It stayed in the man cave when they left.
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That's very sweet!
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:bigeyes: I like that... reminds me of the 1250 I let go. Altho was nowhere near that nice it was mechanically sound and worked great.
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Great work, I'm 15 and cant wait to get my hands on a Cub to restore!
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That looks like it just rolled of the showroom floor. I hope one day ill be able to make my 1450 look that good.
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TractorkidPA
TractorkidPA, thats the best news I have seen today.
15 years old and can't wait to restore a Cub. Super! We need more youth involved in projects like this instead of eyes glued to a screen. Thats not saying a "screen" is wrong by any means, but hands on experience at your age will be knowledge that lasts a lifetime. Keep up the interest! Dave |
Wow! That thing is nice! Cant wait to get ahold of a QL one day. Great job on the resto and it still looks showroom fresh!:bigeyes::beerchug:
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Dang Kevin! She's a beauty:beerchug: I can see why that one stayed in the cave:biggrin2:
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Great looking cub. Definitely a keeper for more than just obvious reasons!!
TractorkidPA---glad to hear your enthusiasm. In my area, some individuals your age will restore a cub (or old tractor) as part of their 4-H project experience. I didn't know if you was involved in 4-H.....just food for thought and it would look good on your resume down the road, not to mention you would have your first restored cub as a result.:IH Trusted Hand: Cub Cadet 123 |
That's one fantastic looking 1250, Kevin! :beerchug:
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