Posted by dave2 on September 19, 2009 at 22:54:11 from (139.139.35.70):
In Reply to: ugly as it gets. posted by LOU from Wi. on September 19, 2009 at 17:34:47:
Just pitiful.................. But I can see redemption my Brother... If you were to make that Ford a pretty red & white with a black (blue would be nice, but black would match the tractor bucket) snow blade and white spoke wheels, do up a nice trailer (red & white) to haul the tractor behind it, and I could see you on the front of some magazines. Keep the hat on so you don't make a glare on the pics but you can take the glasses off.
Try and keep that dodge a respectable distance away so it don't smell up the cab of the nice truck though :roll:
Very nice. Keep the pics coming.
Dave
PS.
Getting cold feet on the baler... Found a couple New Hollands that folks seem to brag a little more on for the same price range and same distance away. We'll see.
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