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Old 04-22-2012, 12:05 PM
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Doug she's looking great!
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I still have the grill and foot grips to get done, but shes starting to get that showroom look to her
I think the 10.50's on the rear and 5 ribs on the front will look a lot better.



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Jaw Dropping Job!!
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thanks Guys,,,,


here is a few more , some decal pics. also the tail light I just polished. I need the gaskets for them, do I have to make um or are they re-poped ?
also the rubber bump stops on the seat?


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this is the first time in 5 years Ive seen the lights working,, WOOWOO

in the last pic, what do you think about that tire? I put a lift and bigger tires on a golf cart and still have the tires from it.



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Doug,
Tractor is looking real good!
Golf cart tires would be fine on the front of the 582.
Nice work!
I see you have the tiller in place too.
The metalflake in the hood really pops.
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The 582 is looking sharp!
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Man that is so shiny I had to put my sunglasses on.Maybe you can use thick gasket material for the lights.
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THE END thanks to all the guys that helped me out on this, with info and parts.
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