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Old 02-15-2011, 11:21 AM
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Default got a new nose for the 1450 what do you think?
I needed a new nose for the hood on my 1450 the po ran into somthing and broke the old one i found one on a 149 in a junk yard yesterday for a good price so i got it and put it on lastnight i know it isnt the right one but i kinda like it, what do ya think?
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Old 02-15-2011, 11:27 AM
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Looks Good !!!

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I like what you did with your 1450. If you think your "nose" isnt right...take a look at the "face" going on my Cub Cadet 123 It's for my "Leopard Cub" that is almost finished. My flash made the face look lighter. I did the face over the weekend and plan on having the tractor completed in a few days. Just have to put on the tail, add the steering wheel cap and install the correct restored tires and rims. Oh ya, I might add a few more spots
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Thats neat, my little girl would like that
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Looks good to me, as well.
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I needed a new nose for the hood on my 1450 the po ran into somthing and broke the old one i found one on a 149 in a junk yard yesterday for a good price so i got it and put it on lastnight i know it isnt the right one but i kinda like it, what do ya think?
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I like what you did with your 1450. If you think your "nose" isnt right...take a look at the "face" going on my Cub Cadet 123 It's for my "Leopard Cub" that is almost finished. My flash made the face look lighter. I did the face over the weekend and plan on having the tractor completed in a few days. Just have to put on the tail, add the steering wheel cap and install the correct restored tires and rims. Oh ya, I might add a few more spots
I still can't get over how good that looks and how hard it had to be to do. The face is going to look great when installed.
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I had a 128 with a 1650 nose on it. The headlight panel worked on it but it vibrated alot due to the missing bolt on the center of it.Ain't that sumpthin
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Looks REAL good. If the nose from a 149 fits, will the hood and pedestial from a 1x8/1x9 also fit the QL series?
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