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View Poll Results: What paint scheme?
Yellow and black 7 28.00%
Red, black stripe, white pinstripes (82 series scheme) 18 72.00%
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Old 01-31-2011, 08:26 PM
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Default Paint job help! (poll)
I got this 3235 that is pretty rough paint wise from sittin out in the weather over the last 3 or 4 yrs. I have 2 ideas for a paint job.

1: Repaint the yellow in yellow, and paint anything that is white, black!

2: Paint it in a x82 series paint scheme!

Im kinda leaning towards the 82 series scheme, but I like BLACK!! LOL!!

Please help!
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Old 02-01-2011, 06:31 AM
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I voted for the red/black thing,

I seen a TOTALY BLACK with purple flames on it. Hey do what you want to it it's your machine.

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Old 02-01-2011, 10:26 AM
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Although the 82 paint scheme would look better, I voted for yellow/black because any self respecting GaTech grad cannot approve of the UGA color scheme...
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Old 02-01-2011, 11:16 AM
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No question, yellow & black. From a fellow W. Pa'er, it would be awesome to see a Steeler helmet also

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I knew the Steelers thing would come up eventually. The only problem is Im not much of a football fan. If it was up to me it would be blue and white with a red 88 on the side of it, but the wife says , " I have to use it once in awhile too ya know!" LOL!
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Default colors?
I have an excellent condition 1210 that I'm actually thinking of turning into a faux 1282 just because I get all weak kneed when I see a red cub!
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I voted red and black. I'm currently building a 1250 puller that was going to be pearl white with chrome yellow. After removing all that yellow paint, I had to go red and black!
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Looks like I'm gonna be breaking out the IH red paint this spring!
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NOW THAT YOU MENTION IT, BLUE AND WHITE WITH THE 88 SOUNDS GOOD!
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I went yellow and black. BUT maybe GREEN and GOLD
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