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Old 08-10-2014, 07:54 PM
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Default My 72 with duals.
Hey guys,
Thought this was pretty cool, I put duals on my 72 today.
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Old 08-10-2014, 07:57 PM
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Hurry up and fix the gas leak so you can get u pic of it!!! Looks awesome bud!
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looks like those spacers are for 10.50 tires
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Thatnks guys, olds, your right.
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Looks like a big farm tractor with the spaced out thin duals
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Looks like a big farm tractor with the spaced out thin duals
I agree.
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Looks like a big farm tractor with the spaced out thin duals
Row crop for cultivating sweet corn in the garden!
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do you have some 10.50 tires to put on it?
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Cubs version of a wide glide.
Looks good Nick
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do you have some 10.50 tires to put on it?
Yes I do lew but I like these. Thanks guys.
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