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Old 10-01-2013, 11:41 AM
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For Sam the "pharragh of Cyclops : I am ready to travel to W.Virginia to pick up 982 moldy oldie , IH built checked sn twice 1980 Sept. ask why was gold & white, he didn't know ? picked it and it's recond deck up,took covers off & saw it was red underneath, so heeded to ole Dewaynes paint garage in Bingo land , we started her back to factory red !The moldy dash/steering wheel upgraded, hood/sides fenders rubbed out/ new head lamps/ emblem/ hood emblem , foot pads done, test cobalt blue metallic on front !
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Earl when you are done you can just deliver that to Cortland NY. I'll even feed ya.
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The new red paint is looking good, Earl!
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looking good earl
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Earl

You look better with the helmet on. LMAO
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Post chow time ?
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Earl when you are done you can just deliver that to Cortland NY. I'll even feed ya.
first U must feed me 20 crisp 100 dollar bills, ( not home built) ,then we talk VITAls, no puppy treats, more like the good home made relish, U & me had with them JD boys, oh also some of good Tater salad !! & the baked beans rocked , least the JD boys ate good !!!!
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Nice paint Earl! The helmet looks good too!
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I' not sure which is more of an improvement ........ The paint on the cub or the helmet lmao ! Shouldn't that tractor be red not jd green ?
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looking forward to pics of the progress!
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Yes when I got it was moldy, witch shows U what JD green really is !!! LOL
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I' not sure which is more of an improvement ........ The paint on the cub or the helmet lmao ! Shouldn't that tractor be red not jd green ?
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