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Old 09-23-2013, 07:46 PM
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I think it's looking great.
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Good to hear DWayne
Glad things are coming together.
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Yeah, that's looking great.
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Looking forward to the pics!

The sales decal on the side... did you have a new one made?

Nice job DWayne!
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Thanks for all the replies guys.

I'll hold off on the lightning bolts paint job for awhile..

Yes, I had some custom made dealer decals made up a couple of years ago.

I just got done putting the tunnel cover decal and headlight panel decal on. Letting them set up over night. Will try to get a couple of pictures of them tomorrow if I can.
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That is a very nice looking tractor. Where did you get that dealer decal? I have been looking for a source for them.
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That is a very nice looking tractor. Where did you get that dealer decal? I have been looking for a source for them.
I have a local decal shop that can make them, but they are limited to around 18 or so as a minimum order I don't remember the exact number at the moment.
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Your 128 looks nice, DWayne!
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Your 128 looks nice, DWayne!
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I have a local decal shop that can make them, but they are limited to around 18 or so as a minimum order I don't remember the exact number at the moment.
Top notch decals they are.
I've got mine stuck on every tractor that didn't have an original dealer decal. Even my pickup
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