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Old 05-02-2010, 07:43 PM
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Found these for the 100. Have to get rid of the ugly gold color...LOL.

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Nice find! I agree....that gold color has to go!
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Old 05-02-2010, 08:05 PM
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What color you gunna paint them? Yellow or white?
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Those are going to look cool on the 100 ACecil
Nice find.
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Nice find Allen! You could always leave them gold, nothing like a little "bling"..lol

Actually I think they look pretty sharp when painted yellow :biggrin2.gif:

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Thanks for the awesome comments, guys! I'm gonna paint them yellow, I think they look better. I'll keep y'all updated!
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Yellow will definatly look better than the gold.
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Thanks Adam, I totally agree.
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Nice find Allen! You could always leave them gold, nothing like a little "bling"..lol

Actually I think they look pretty sharp when painted yellow :biggrin2.gif:

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Got to add tire chains for the "bling" to really look right! Congrats Allen! Mine are blue I just haven't put them on yet.
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Thats a good find! Are they going on the inside or on the outside? At my local Cub Cadet dealer, he has an original on display....he has his weights mounted on the insides.
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