Posted by glennster on February 05, 2009 at 07:18:05 from (76.223.245.56):
In Reply to: Criterion posted by Wild Bill Caldwell on February 04, 2009 at 20:28:46:
i like to look at the high quality restorations, and appreciate all the research, hard work and money that was involved to get an old machine back into a pristine condition. however, i also like the working girls and the barn fresh rebuilds also. the jay leno types with unlimited resources and a staff of high paid craftman really dont mean as much to me as seeing something that a regular guy saved from the cutting torch and did the best he could to make her work again. trailer queens are nice, but if i cant hook up an implement to one of my tractors and run the snot out of it, i dont want it in my barn.
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