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Old 02-19-2017, 04:28 AM
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Looks great Ronnie! Just a suggestion... may want to shorten those bolts on the wheel weights... I ruined a good pair of jeans on a long set of bolts one time..
You must of read my mind? I went to the hardware and exchanged those carriage bolts yesterday. I had to get some white paint, and was looking at those long bolts and figured while I was going, might as well?
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I have now made it one of my goals to make my O look as nice as that one! Love all the options, that thing looks sharp!
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I have now made it one of my goals to make my O look as nice as that one! Love all the options, that thing looks sharp!
That's the nicest thing anyone has ever said about my first Cub. Please show us pictures and let us know how it's going.
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That sure is a beauty to behold. Too nice to use. Yours reminds me of Zippy's NOS Original!
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That sure is a beauty to behold. Too nice to use. Yours reminds me of Zippy's NOS Original!
Lol, I don't think there's a Original on the planet that is as nice as Todds. But my headlights look better. I only use it to mow my front yard every once in awhile. I think the 4 digit is just as nice as that 1st one. Has a completely different look, but I like it.
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