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Re: When restoring, what should be the goal?
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Posted by Paul G. in Mn on July 20, 2006 at 17:13:35 from (206.183.179.133):
In Reply to: When restoring, what should be the goal? posted by Mike CA on July 20, 2006 at 16:51:30:
Mike It is all what you want. If you are looking for one to take to the shows and use on a belt or to do a little plowing then go for that. If you are looking for one that is all painted up so nice that you worry about getting a scratch go for that. Id say most but not all go for somewere in between. My prefrence is originality and detail. I like to have all the parts right and complete. I also look for low serial number first year or High serial number last year. I am not one who clear coats his tractors either. I like a nice enamal paintjob with hardener. They come out with a nice shine but not overbourd.
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