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Re: 460.. Pull me off the ledge!!!
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Posted by Joe Evans on August 04, 2004 at 21:21:53 from (67.129.216.80):
In Reply to: 460.. Pull me off the ledge!!! posted by Kelly C on August 04, 2004 at 20:06:33:
Do you need a "special situation moderator" to talk you off that ledge? Get used to the continual outflow of $$$. My brother initially just wanted to convert his 400 from a narrow front to a wide front. One thing led to another and many thousands of dollars later...well, you know the drill by now. A friend of ours brags about his $10,000 JD B. Again, one thing led to another. He claims it wasn't the parts that dog-eared his checkbook--it was all the beer and pizza he bought over the course of 8 months for the dudes helping him get this thing restored. I've been slowly pecking away at our 460 getting details done on it over the last 3 years. It's really a nice piece now. The latest item was replacing the POS steering wheel that was on it with a correct one including a new POWER STEERING center badge. Strong dollars for both items, but the correct wheel sure makes a difference in how the old beast feels and handles believe it or not. Hang in there. 460s are cool especially when pulling hard.
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