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Old 09-28-2014, 08:00 PM
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No posts in quite a while. Still have your 1100?
yes i do its under the bench covered up been garden tractor pulling a lot this summer no time to finish it yet
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I haven't messed with my 1100 or been on this site in a while. You ever finish that 1100? It was looking like you were going to have the nicest one around when you finished it...
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Yea, don't see many 1100 restorations at all! Man, that white paint looked so good, it showed me how darn dirty my computer screen was!

Hope to see more of this in the future!
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I'm very excited for this restoration! I just started my 1100 project and am looking forward to taking it apart this winter. Going to take some time and some patience but it will get there. Great work on this and look forward to more pictures! Keep it up.
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I'm very excited for this restoration! I just started my 1100 project and am looking forward to taking it apart this winter. Going to take some time and some patience but it will get there. Great work on this and look forward to more pictures! Keep it up.
You realize the last post by that guy restoring the tractor was 5 years ago right? Well 4 years ago he said he never finished it.....
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