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Awesome looking cub project! cant wait to see it done!
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I hope to get back on this project in the next week or two if the weather stays warm and I can get some painting done.
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I hope to get back on this project in the next week or two if the weather stays warm and I can get some painting done.
Looking forward to your updates, Adam!
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Nice work cant wait to see the finish!
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I'm getting inspired to do a red tractor, too. I love the "International" decal on the hood and the "through the hood" exhaust stack of those parade pics.
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I just caught on to this thread .... really like the paint idea , also the hood stop.

can't wait to see it complete ... great idea !

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Looking great
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Got some work done this weekend. Built a new wiring harness since the original harness had lots of broken wires and missing insulation. Smoothed out the fenders with some body filler and got them primed.
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Got more painting done. Fenders, wheels, and white on hood,dash,& grill. Letting the white cure a while before I mask off for the red. Today, I got the seat mount, seat springs, and tunnel cover sandblasted and ready to prime.

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That looks awesome, Adam!
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