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Old 06-12-2018, 11:51 AM
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If you want to repaint the grille casting white, then you should think ahead. What color are you planning on painting the grille itself? It would have originally been white, too and to me, that would look stupid with a white grille casting and a white grille.

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Black headlight panel, black grille, with headlights. Just like the 185 lo boys.
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Old 06-12-2018, 12:03 PM
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Imagine that- A "104 lo boy", Eh?
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Old 06-13-2018, 07:21 AM
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Default Think I got a narrow frame
I think I got a narrow frame. We drove past our farm (we live on the corner, grandparents live in the center of the farm) and I saw a narrow frame up on the trailer after my brother and grandpa went out to an auction. I think it's mine, just waiting for a confirmation text reply.
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Old 06-13-2018, 08:58 AM
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You say "we" a lot.
"We" have no room, "we" drove by, "we" live by our grandparents...... Who's "we"? Are you a kid?
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You say "we" a lot.
"We" have no room, "we" drove by, "we" live by our grandparents...... Who's "we"? Are you a kid?
"We" refers to me, My family, everyone who owns our farm.
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Old 06-13-2018, 09:54 AM
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"We" refers to me, My family, everyone who owns our farm.
I grew up on a family farm..... the only people who thought more than one person owned it was the kids. It was grandads farm, and we got to help. Unless you pay the bills, or work for free to build equity, or are buying into it..... you don't own it.

"Your" family? As in your wife and kids? Or as in your mom and dad, brothers ect...??

You didn't answer the question.....
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I grew up on a family farm..... the only people who thought more than one person owned it was the kids. It was grandads farm, and we got to help. Unless you pay the bills, or work for free to build equity, or are buying into it..... you don't own it.

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Mom, dad, brother, sister, Etc.
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Old 06-13-2018, 10:24 AM
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Yay, I got a 108!
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I grew up on a family farm..... the only people who thought more than one person owned it was the kids. It was grandads farm, and we got to help. Unless you pay the bills, or work for free to build equity, or are buying into it..... you don't own it.

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