Posted by screwstick on March 06, 2012 at 13:41:43 from (174.24.60.107):
In Reply to: H Farmall Rim Paint posted by Luv Farmalls on March 05, 2012 at 17:31:01:
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I don't believe anyone questioned the notion that dealers may have repainted the rims during the life of any tractor. The original question was if there was a "color of choice" out there close to the color of the original galvanizing. All the tractors that I own of this era that did not have a coat of paint on them already were galvanized, including the H above that has never been repainted until I did.
Here is a poster of an IH ad to repaint tractors to "Give your tractor the New Look", including the muffler, tires and rims.
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