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Old 04-07-2013, 06:22 PM
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Default 1210 rebirth. (1282 tribute.LOL!!!)
Last summer my 1210 had caught on fire. It burned the paint on the hood pretty bad and melted lot of wires and the decals. I got discouraged when I got it fixed and running again, because I couldn't find any decals for the 1210. I tossed the ideas around and on a previous post here, I found out that the 1210 and the 1282 were extremely similar except for the red vs. yellow /white paint scheme. I didn't want to desicrate the red series by making it a red one, so I used a 1282 decal set and painted it just like the red series only I used glos black. Tell me what you think?

Before picture....(I didn't have one after it burned.)

21210 by gearhead16248, on Flickr

Found one after the burn. LOL!!


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To the new 1282 tribute LOL!!!

resize1282 by gearhead16248, on Flickr


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I thought it looked kind of cool!!!!
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Old 04-07-2013, 06:41 PM
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Last summer my 1210 had caught on fire. It burned the paint on the hood pretty bad and melted lot of wires and the decals. I got discouraged when I got it fixed and running again, because I couldn't find any decals for the 1210. I tossed the ideas around and on a previous post here, I found out that the 1210 and the 1282 were extremely similar except for the red vs. yellow /white paint scheme. I didn't want to desicrate the red series by making it a red one, so I used a 1282 decal set and painted it just like the red series only I used glos black. Tell me what you think?

Before picture....(I didn't have one after it burned.)

21210 by gearhead16248, on Flickr



To the new 1282 tribute LOL!!!

resize1282 by gearhead16248, on Flickr


resize1282-2 by gearhead16248, on Flickr


resize1282-3 by gearhead16248, on Flickr

I thought it looked kind of cool!!!!
I think you did a killer job on it!
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Old 04-07-2013, 07:00 PM
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That looks awesome. The gloss looks perfect with that 1282. Reminds me of what a demonstrator version would look like kind of like the big farm tractors.
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Old 04-07-2013, 07:47 PM
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Looks very nice, I like it alot! My next one may end up BLACK!!!!!!
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I plan on getting me another 82 series and Im really diggin that black on black. Looks sharp. Heck.even.fry.some.eggs on.the.hood.while.mowing this.summer. its a.2 fer lol good job I like it
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O boy!
here it comes...
I thought these were suppose to be yellow and white? I see a little yellow on it though...
Nice and shiny though.

BTW the decal kit for the hood is still available.
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I like the look of that black. I might paint one like that someday now that the idea is in my head.
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