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Old 10-12-2016, 12:17 PM
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John Lang in Iowa had one painted Chicago Cubs blue
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A baby-blue and white cub. Now THAT would be a sight to see.
Only if you add a UNC logo on the hood! I bet ACecil would agree!
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Only if you add a UNC logo on the hood! I bet ACecil would agree!
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And I will Second that.
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Not very exciting, but you could do a gold demonstrator like the big ones
Or a white demonstrator
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Only if you add a UNC logo on the hood! I bet ACecil would agree!
Member ironman has some sports themed tractors maybe he will post
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A baby-blue and white cub. Now THAT would be a sight to see.
I have a blue and white one. Not baby blue though.
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Old 10-12-2016, 07:33 PM
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That's cool, and interesting. 149? Where are the fenders from?
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Alvy, thanks for the thought.

My input....

In 1965, Chevy had a color called Evening Orchid. Not real metallic as I recall, but gorgeous on an Impala! I think Pontiac used it also.

I'm picturing it with something in an off white/ivory combination. Hmmmmm
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They look good yellow and white to me,but I am a purist hehehehe
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