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Re: Re: Super H-TA pictures
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Posted by Tim Malin on February 24, 2003 at 14:51:51 from (207.190.66.214):
In Reply to: Re: Super H-TA pictures posted by CNKS on February 22, 2003 at 19:20:34:
For some reason, I really agree with you. I HATE it when someone puts super decals on a regular tractor, or wrong decal location, ESPECIALLY on the grill and not the hood. I just about flip everytime I see one like that. I received a set of tractor pictures for my birthday, pictures of simple working or non working farmalls, everyday tractors I call them (you can drive down the road and find any farmall, just in various conditions) and one had the decal on the grill. I gritted my teeth, almost taking offense to the gift, but I was able to laugh and say thanks, because I knew it was of great intentions of the gift. How many other people even notice, you know? If I complained, people would say, "Oh, that's a minor detail." You'll never see a tractor restored by me like that. But, an H-TA, now, we aren't screwing with detail, we are creating a new awesome machine, making it part of an entirly new criteria. My opinions...
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