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Keep it stock 16 43.24%
A 982 clone would be cool 15 40.54%
I dont care. 6 16.22%
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Old 02-06-2016, 12:30 AM
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Yea but white and yellow is so easy. There's an old bodyman saying "if it ain't right paint it white" simply because its almost impossible to see flaws in white and yellow is the same way. With red you really have to have everything perfect because it will stick out more, if I do decide to paint it red I'm going to try to find a frame tag from a CCC made 982, I actually already have some calls in to used parts suppliers looking for one.
So, you're looking for more of a "challenge" is what your saying?
By all means, let er' rip
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A: Yellow and white with tru powers

B: Red, but not the normal red. More black in the red and black graphics, and Executioners.

I choose B.
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Red with flames......
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Yeah, Red with black flames, ghosted.. with some blue and grey, all the beautiful colors, very, very meaningful...
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Yeah, Red with black flames, ghosted.. with some blue and grey, all the beautiful colors, very, very meaningful...
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Well I'm 99% sure its going red, I showed pictures of each tractor to my wife and she likes the red also. With any kind of luck I can find the tag from a CCC made 982 and make it official but if not it won't be a deal breaker.
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