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Old 04-01-2014, 10:19 PM
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Default 129 paint colors

I know it's probably in here 100 times in other threads, but I don't have the time search all the archives. I would like to know what are the correct paint colors for the 1972 CC 129. I think the yellow is still available through Cub Cadet (MTD), but the white. . . . Is it the same as Case IH or CNH 935? I thought it was CNH 901 but I hear it is NLA. I'm not interested in a custom paint mix from the auto parts or other paint supplier. I want aerosol. I'm not doing a show room restore, I just want a good looking workhorse with the correct colors. Any help appreciated.

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Old 04-01-2014, 11:37 PM
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Welcome to OCC!

Make sure you check out the Technical section with questions. A lot of the common asked questions are in there.

Here is a link to the paint chart........... Paint Chart & Codes.
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Welcome to OCC! Hope to see some pics of your 129.
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Hey J-Mech, thanks for the link to the color chart. I knew it had to be in here somewhere, but I am a new member here and still haven't figured out where everything is and how to go about finding everything. The link is certainly appreciated.

Now for a new thought to ponder. This tractor is built by International Harvester Company. Just to be different, I was also considering the possibility of painting all the yellow parts IH Red or Farmall Red and the white parts Farmall white. I know that isn't how they come from the factory, but I thought it might look OK and unique. Some of the later CC's came red and black, but if I wanted one that paint scheme, I would just see if I could buy a 982 or something. I'm thinking the red and white might be nicer. I would like some input from some other folks.

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Old 04-02-2014, 11:12 PM
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That's what we're here for!

Your paint scheme isn't a new idea.... it's been done before. Adam (IhinIN) did it best IMHO.

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