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Re: Painting bolts on tractor?
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Posted by max adams on December 27, 2003 at 17:07:27 from (209.173.129.142):
In Reply to: Painting bolts on tractor? posted by Justin on December 27, 2003 at 13:14:09:
well Justinlet me say this,i used to mess with muscle cars for years.and this is why i got out of it.i once saw two guys almost get into a fight over the color of a return spring on a 440 six pack Cuda'.it's not worth all that.these old tractors,were not perfect from the factory. many of the guys who bought them new,made modifications not long after buying them.so,i agree with the one who said...it's yours,do it your way.thats my two cents...i'm sorry for rambling!
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