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Got the decals ordered for the delivery truck 24 inch wide 18? Inches tall
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There ya go...

next thing we will know he will be taking the truck to the local paint booth/ body shop..

Any of you on here know of a good upholstery shop? he is going to need to get the seat fixed... ringo is tired of sitting/sleeping on the springs... old feed sacks just wont do..
 
The local shop can reupholster the seat but 500$ . Thats not in the budget right now need to spend that on heads and rings
 
I have enough classic John Deere green to paint it if I could get grandpa to hop on a jet and bring his paint brush ?
 
It runs fine but it uses oil the 15 50 has definitely slowed the oil use down . Ringo won’t ride in here anyway he hates old gas powered vehicles.
 

I see you know what to do with the green ones. Just raise the bed and dump them off.
 
Using a level and a square off the crease in the door it should be pretty easy with a couple of pencil marks for a guide. Keeping the bubbles out while putting them on will be harder to do.
 
No way I'd put something like that on a truck,around my area DOT will pretty much let farmers go with about anything a sign that would make them think you are some sort of a dealer would make you a target to be checked.
 

Yep. Then they would want you to have commercial tags and all the other regulatory crud. But where SV is at, he can probably drive a hundred miles and not see the local gestap. And he probably knows them anyway.
 
(quoted from post at 20:56:58 01/27/21) Hopefully I can get them on straight
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Wet the door down with water with a drop of dish detergent in it, or use straight Windex.

Then you can apply the decal, move it around, get it straight, then squeegee the liquid out.
 
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