Too late for original

rrlund

Well-known Member
They say you can't make a tractor original again. I just crossed that line on the Oliver 500. I shot the Clover White paint on the wheels,grill and seat this morning,then sprayed the Meadow Green on the fenders,fender braces,fender mounts,lights,cross box,battery covers and other small parts this afternoon.


I took the sand blaster to the dash this afternoon when I got done. I need to do some more scraping and a lot of pressure washing on the chassis before I can paint the rest of it. I'll have to wait for the paint on the grill to get dry enough for masking tape before I can paint the hood. I want to put another coat on everything after I get it back together to cover up the new bolts and whatever scratches I put in it trying to piece those orchard fenders all back together.


It's coming along.
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Nothing like a deadline to get work done. I see you use Loren's CBS clear blue sky paint booth. That really looks great, can't wait to see it all together.
 
Looking good. We cut fire wood today. Finally back into the 70s.
I hate it when a lady bug lands on fresh paint. They leave trails until they finally can't crawl any further.
Loren
 
Looking great from here!

I had hopes that I'd have at least the hood and fenders all body worked and in primer by now. Been too busy with other things that I haven't done a thing.
 

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