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Old 04-27-2014, 07:59 AM
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Looks good Brad. Nice touch.
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Very nice, Brad!
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Thanks guys! just got my wiring done and put my hood and grill back on.
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The 100 is looking nice!
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I have decided that I am not going to paint it until next year just so I can get all the bugs worked out. Going to be original colors but no stickers.
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Yea i know. I couldn't make it, Was it good?
Yeah track was the best that I've seen there.
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Got chrome rims from my buddy for my birthday and got them mounted and mounted gas tank. now just need motor and i will be ready to go pull
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The chrome rims look awesome!
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That tractor looks tough! Love that look w the old paint, nice job.
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