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Brown Green · Nov 10, 2015

If you are attempting to restore a tractor as close to original as possible, what's the best path to follow? Do you buy aftermarket grills ($500 per pair), take them to a body shop, or do them yourself? I don't think the last option would work for me too well.

Randy G · Nov 10, 2015

For me its what ever is cheapest. Body shop would be my choice and paint myself. But , it depends on your billfold!

RG

Mike M · Nov 10, 2015

Some of the repo grilles may not be the best fit either ?

If you could find some decent used ones would be the best I'd think ?

55deere70 · Nov 10, 2015

It kind of depends on what's wrong and how bad they are...Just bent or rusty, or both.

old popper · Nov 11, 2015

There is a company that makes grille reforming tools.
Sunsdahls' Restoration Tooling in Faribault Minnesota.
Check them out at www.sunsdahltooling.com
You might decide you can do it yourself.

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