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Old 11-01-2010, 02:44 PM
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Looking very nice, alot of work isn't it?
But well worth it!
ya, it has been a lot of work. I honestly never planned on doing it. When I purchased the 127 from another member it was in decent shape. It's been a really great project. I've learned a ton from the members on here. Now just to get it all back together.
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Old 11-01-2010, 04:43 PM
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Gary , Looks really good you are making some great progress .
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Gary, SUPER JOB!!! That tractor is looking great!

I am so glad that you got it because that is the stuff that needed to be done to it but I was too squeamish to attempt it
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Gary, SUPER JOB!!! That tractor is looking great!

I am so glad that you got it because that is the stuff that needed to be done to it but I was too squeamish to attempt it
Thanks man. All I have done is bug a bunch and ask a ton of questions on here. I'm going to send you some pics when I get it all done to show your daughter that I'm keeping it in good hands.
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Looking forward to them! Believe it or not, she still talks about that tractor every now and then. Keep up the good work
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Here's a few more....

I've still got to get the decals (127) on the dash and get the seat fixed up, along with the fender reflectors.

My next step is to get it running!!!:biggrin2.gif: I swapped out to a new wiring harness and I've got something reversed somewhere. Oh well, at least it looks good. And you can see in my last picture who all the work was for. Wyatt (Hambone) turned 1 the end of Sept, but this will be his one day!!!
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Gary, when can I ship mine to you so you can redo it for me? HA HA, looks great !!!
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Your 127 looks awesome, Gary!
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Great work, hope mine looks that good when i'm done.
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That is looking awesome. Did you say you have to put the dacal on the dash yet? The dash looks pretty good already.
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