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Posted by Pete on January 26, 2002 at 08:49:11 from (66.24.154.149):
In Reply to: projects that you are doing posted by RossMN on January 25, 2002 at 20:27:07:
Ross, Nice collection! Here's ours; 1955 International R200 truck, ex fire truck with 15000 miles, finishing brakes and carb, then paint and go. 1953 Super C just reassembling after complete go through, then paint. 1953 Super H, running, waiting a complete resto. 1954 Super M waiting a complete resto, not running. 1964 AC D10 running, just starting dissassembly for complete resto. AC model 62 plow, just dissambeling. Super C quick hitch plow, just finishing. 1947 Ford 2N, recently completed, Dearborn 2 bottom 10" plow, just completed, Dearborn rear scoop, just completed, 1954 JD 70 completed last summer. 1962 Mercury Comet 32000 original miles, awaiting resto, 1953 m38A1 Air Force Jeep, partially assembled, awaiting the new body that is ordered. 1953 Case DC wide front, Eagle hitch, LPTO, foot clutch, so original that no work other than a new front tire, tune up, and shining is needed, has to be picked up. JD side hill hitch to be blasted and painted yet, IH side hill hitch to be blasted and painted yet, and lotsa shows and pulls coming up so I gotta hurry! Pete
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