Posted by Gleanerk2 on January 09, 2016 at 08:55:23 from (71.162.46.134):
So the past few years I keep getting more dead tractors and getting them running again! Now they are and gonna be work tractors! But they all need a paint job! So the question is when you get a old tractor goin again would you have it painted right away after you get it goin or run it a year get all the bugs out then have it painted! Another question does anyone know of somebody who paint tractors in pa oh or ny? Im not looking for a show job but not a slop job either I know its work and its probly not cheap! But im not looking for a 10,000 dollar paint job either! Just somebody who knows what thier doing painting a tractor! Dont want my 966 coming back with a white wheels red rear axle and red dash panels when thier suppose to be black! You guys know what I mean!
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