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oliver2-44

That Looks "Great"

And you did that amazing restoration in 29 days!

My projects seem to take at least a year,

If you run out of WH projects, I have one in the shed I can lone you to restore!.

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Texas Todd

Semi-Retirement is a good thing!

If I run out of projects my wife will certainly give me some!

Here the 1056 and C-160 are lined up for the give away to Son and Son in law tomorrow. 

Happy Thanksgiving!

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Thor27

Beautiful job on those tractors!

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Texas Todd

Thank you sir!

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Searcher60

Hello, great looking Tractor! Where do you get those chrome mufflers? Thanks

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Texas Todd

Member @jimkemp makes and sells them. He does a great job and ships them quick.

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Sarge

Those are awesome , hope the recipients appreciate all the hard work it takes to make them look that good - been there , done that with 2 brother in laws ....one got a '68 Charger 12 , the other got a '73 16 Auto .

 

There is such an elegance about the shape of the hoods on the '66-'67 model number tractors with the 7-slot grill , sexy beast indeed . The C's took quite awhile to grow on me personally since I have a 1277 but they have a charm all their own . Love the looks of the stacks , too....

 

Sarge

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rjg854

I'm a little old but can I be your son? :ychain:

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Texas Todd

HAH!!! Why not?! But they will be changing my diaper someday!!! You game??

 A good day. Happy son on my right and Son-in-law on my left and #1 Grandson getting broke in right. I guess you could call us the four horsemen! :wh:

A very Happy Thanksgiving in Texas!

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Ed Kennell

:text-thankyoublue:   I'm late to this party, But what a great read.    Amazing restorations, pictures, and family.    Congratulations !

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JERSEYHAWG /  Glenn

Texas Todd,  I want to compliment you on your story, your restoration and sharing the family pictures, it was great. First class. 

 

I would like to ask, where you got those Seats?  My C-175 needs new and I like those. Thank you in advance sir.

 

Glenn

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Texas Todd
11 hours ago, Ed Kennell said:

:text-thankyoublue:   I'm late to this party, But what a great read.    Amazing restorations, pictures, and family.    Congratulations !

Thank you sir!

 

9 hours ago, JERSEYHAWG / Glenn said:

Texas Todd,  I want to compliment you on your story, your restoration and sharing the family pictures, it was great. First class. 

 

I would like to ask, where you got those Seats?  My C-175 needs new and I like those. Thank you in advance sir.

 

Glenn

Thanks Glenn. Its the Michigan Seat from Northern Tool. Link below

 

http://tinyurl.com/Nortooltractorseat

 

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