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Re: Re: Accurate restoration questions
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Posted by ScottyNY on April 22, 2002 at 18:43:16 from (128.59.42.177):
In Reply to: Re: Accurate restoration questions posted by Gregg on April 22, 2002 at 18:28:10:
Gregg, you'll probably find in the end that if it ain't aleady silver, glass, a plug or coil wire, a magneto or a distrbutor cap, it get's painted red. PLEASE don't take that as authoritative. The book notes a few other exceptions and also points out some things that were painted at the factory that never had a chance of sticking (like the knob on the shifter!). Guy and Andy did a super job on the book and a great service for all of us Farmall folks. Besides being good as the kind of reference you're looking for, it's just a beautiful book. I'm sure you'll enjoy it. Good luck with the A! If you can, post a picture for us when you get it done. Scotty
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