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Old 07-25-2011, 02:58 PM
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Here are some pics of the fleet,My daughter and me took them all for a ride the other evening and had a little photo shoot afterwards. The 70 shot is after I got my ags put on, much better. Looks less hot rod more tractor I think.
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Sharp fleet, Bruce!
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I love the grille on your 128 puller. How about some close up shots of that and the complete puller. Just wondering if you made that from an 82 series grille?
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Old 07-25-2011, 06:04 PM
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I love the grille on your 128 puller. How about some close up shots of that and the complete puller. Just wondering if you made that from an 82 series grille?
I'm digging that grill as well! My friend made one for his O like that. He used flat stock and welded it up and had it chrome plated. Here's a pic of the grill.
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THANKS! Its actually 2 layers of 1/4 inch masonite. Yhe top layer I cut the grid in and painted silver, the bottom layer is just painted black. I cut one just like it but out of stainless to fit the stock grill shell but it wouldnt fit after I fabbed my own out of tubing to lose weight. Im most proud of how the top panel turned out, I divided it into three parts to make look like a 66 series along with the black stripe scheme.
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Old 07-26-2011, 08:40 PM
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here is my 1961 cco that i restored.
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Excellent job on the Original. Very nice.
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