Posted by LOU from Wi. on September 19, 2009 at 17:34:47 from (174.124.81.115):
I"m sure that Dave2 will see that the tractor & old Dodge is as ugly as it gets. Pictures will show the embarassment we suffer by hiding underneath Straw hat and sun glasses.The last embarassing touches went on the 706 today. Loader, windshield wiper motor.Mirror,grab handle.and don"t forget the bucket. All the stuff installed today was the finishing touches to MAKE IT AS UGLY AS IT GETS lol.The picture of me gives the statement I give up, and other one is covering up. The picture of my son who did the work was also embarrassed(note hat and Glasses)! The dodge was also renovated from the junk pit,1979 power wagon. That too was a complete rebuild, from frame, Engine, different front axle, re-upholstered the seat,rebuilt the automatic transmission that he did. Now we wont try and force any embarassment on any body else. We will bare up under the strain. lol. One last project, Make the old red 75 Ford into a dump lift. Then it"s quits for the year,Making up wood soon. gotta keep warm this winter. Hope ya got your bailer,Looked nice on the forum. Sure looked good. LOU
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