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  1. 4 points
    The only Scotch I can tolerate is Scotch Tape. I use it to hang up a note on the fridge that says "get more beer". :lol:
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    I think it's a given, this image should be featured in the new for 2012 calender this year. Confirm?
  3. 3 points
    This is my favorite picture of him. He was amazed when we lined up virtually every model he made. Look at that smile, he was like a little kid in a candy store.
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    Hi guys,I finnally got my sign put up. This is the one that I got this spring and tried to sell. Malmac attempted to come and get it but ended up getting in a car accident so I decided to give up on selling it. It probly has some bad luck but it looks great hung up now.Here are some pictures of it lit up and not lit up,Jake
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    1968 Commando 8. Stored in enviromental cellar for 15 years in PA.
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    57, 58 and 59 all had almond or off white rims. Here is a short vod of my 59. The Wheels and seat were powder coated with a "sandstone" powder coat. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtN1giIqfaQ
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    Well I got out after work today with the thrower. Cleaned out my driveway and 4 of the neighbors. Best part was they all brought me out a drink while I was clearing there drive. By the time I was done it was time to be done. LOL
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    I've welded 2 up with the same cracks, one I had to pull the lower part of the blower forward, I hit a ice bank on the other side of the road and the housing at the bottom tried to rotate backwards, making it crack in that very spot, both sides, that is a stong point as the blower hitch mounts right behind that, mine went back so far the aguer hit the back of the housing, another common crack is on top out where the sides are welded in the front, I've fixed many of them.
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    But you can't wax the old semi rusted faded paint, it will just turn it white, then you will have a mess.
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    Brian, if I did something else for a livin' it would be alot easier to do. You can ask me to help you build a house, but don't ask me to do body work after hours. No wonder why you see a plumbers pipes leakin' in their own houses and a carpenters siding fallin' off, it just becomes overwhelming and I have to force myself to do it. As crazy as it may sound, it's the truth.
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    total strip and repaint Ray you know you want too Brian
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    Very nice work Ray! But now you've opened that can of worms - I have no idea how you are going to get it closed!! My prediction is that the rest of the tractor will be in pieces by the end of the week...
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    I think we need to know what tractor your working on before any more is said.
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    :USA: I do not deny that this works but what ever happen to the old method of compound and waxing. by hand or buffing???? I have had good success with this in the past. Good luck with your project. Gary B..........
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    Not yet- site is blocked at school, I'm planning on surprising them though- once it is a little further along
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    The only thing I have to change to Roosters tutorial is don't copy IMG thumb that will put a small pic in the post. Copying IMG code puts the fullsize pic right in the post.
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