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Old 01-24-2015, 08:22 PM
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Its definitely going to be 1 of a kind. I like the detail. Keep it going.
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I like it. Will you put 4 more black inserts in the remaining indents?

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I like it. Will you put 4 more black inserts in the remaining indents?

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Ummmm...... it looks nice, but you know that the cooling air off the motor needs to escape out the front right? Gonna get kinda warm....
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Ummmm...... it looks nice, but you know that the cooling air off the motor needs to escape out the front right? Gonna get kinda warm....
Read my mine; looks are good, color should be red, cooling should be considered...
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Ummmm...... it looks nice, but you know that the cooling air off the motor needs to escape out the front right? Gonna get kinda warm....

Don't think that's much of a concern. It's not a work tractor. It's a garage ornament. If I change my mind, I've got an OEM grille to stick in.
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