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Old 01-22-2015, 12:44 PM
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Here's some pics of a tractor we just finished up today, its a Ford 640 with the extremely rare Elenco 4wd system. For those that don't know my family owns a collision shop and we also restore vintage Ford tractor, I do all the paint and body work and my dad does all the mechanical work, despite a few disagreements from time to time we make a pretty good team.
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Beautiful little Ford. Fabulous restoration job.
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beautiful job, never seen a 4wd Ford.
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wow, looks great, you guys did a great job, those 4wd systems are very rare, i think i have only seen 1 or 2 in person.
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Nice work, Tim!!

I think those are the best looking Ford tractors ever made. The 4WD makes that one extra cool!!
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That's money Tim, excellent work.
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Beautiful job there mister! Power steering and 4WD to boot, you really have a nice piece there. Now I'm embarrassed to even admit I own a 640, I have to get to work!
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Nice looking red belly! I should send Dad's 961 your way for a refresh. It would look sharp all painted up.
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Wow that looks awsome, first I've seen the 4x4. Great work, and you get to do it with your father, everybody wins.
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Tim:

Great job. I never seen nor knew that there was a 4WD option on those Fords.
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