Posted by Tom OConnor on May 20, 2020 at 21:45:45 from (68.231.9.167):
With a little extra time on my hands and after enjoying putting together some of the puzzles that accompany the pictures of the daily tractors I took it upon myself to look up on the internet a company that will take any picture that you have and make it into a puzzle. That being said I thought I would try my first project and chose this little tractor that I had restored several years ago. O K the next question is what size do you want, what finish do you want, how many pieces do you want, who do you want to ship it to you and do you want it in a plastic bag or a tin can. About half way completed I had serious questions about what was I thinking. Now the question becomes what are you going to do with it. I did mention to my wife that I think it would look good framed and her answer was "and hung in the garage." I just know that it might be a long time before I spend four days putting it together again. Tell me what you think.
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