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Old 04-24-2010, 05:44 PM
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Just to give you all a look at my shop. This darn Cub has the wheels spinning for what to make...lol

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Just to give you all a look at my shop. This darn Cub has the wheels spinning for what to make...lol

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yk9HuAZdaa4
That is totally awesome..I bet you can make all kinds of cool Cub Items...I think an IH grille made from that would be cool as heck on the front of my 1200...
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That is totally awesome..I bet you can make all kinds of cool Cub Items...I think an IH grille made from that would be cool as heck on the front of my 1200...
Maybe one for my 149 as well Hint Hint!!
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i was thinkin of a stack with IH cut out on the four sides would be cool.
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Already been thinking on grill and headlight panel. I can do them for any model, just need dimensions...
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I see a business venture here! $$$$$$$

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Business, no a few to sell perhaps, don't need a business. But will soon show my redesigned light panel.
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