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Re: What does RESTORED really mean ???
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Posted by TO35 on October 17, 2003 at 03:03:03 from (207.69.140.55):
In Reply to: What does RESTORED really mean ??? posted by Alberta Mike on October 16, 2003 at 13:36:42:
I have "restored" over 30 tractors. Like indydirtfarmer says it can mean several different things to different people. There are different degree's of restoration in my opnion,most people want mechanicaly sound and visibly correct. Some want updated parts orther than orignal,and visibly apealing...or a combination of all...since its nearly imposible to restore to orignal condition due to wear on parts you can not get anymore maybe "refurbish" is a better term. To me mechanicaly rebuilt and visibly correct is close enough to be called restored. best wishes... TO
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