almost done!!!!!!!! pics

glennster · Apr 10, 2009

finally in the home stretch on this ol m. rear hubs and rims still gotta get blasted and painted, then install the new rear tires. still some assembly required, but looking a lot more like a tractor!!
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Anonymous-0 · Apr 10, 2009

Looks GREAT!

Nebraska Cowman · Apr 10, 2009

WOW, that's shiny!

spiffy1 · Apr 10, 2009

(reply to post at 07:42:20 04/10/09)

Ohhhhhh, so pretty!
8)

You guys are gonna have my wife jealous making me drool over all the tractor porn around here. :lol:

Mike CA · Apr 10, 2009

Very nice.

I've read what Gordo did to get his paint looking like that, and my eyes popped out at the work involved. But the results are certainly worth it!

ScottyHOMeY · Apr 10, 2009

Lookin' good!

I see that rack full of tints back against the wall. Do you mix your own red?

Anonymous-0 · Apr 10, 2009

Looks awesome! You going to pull it or show it?

glennster · Apr 10, 2009

thats our diamont base/clear mixing system. we mix our own colors for auto refinishing in house. this tractor is done in napa's crossfire with hardener single stage. red in base clear would run 650-700 gallon for color in diamont.

ScottyHOMeY · Apr 10, 2009

Well, then! I'll take the Crossfire for 200, please, Alex!

Tractor is lookin' real good! I'm guessin' you checked it out already and the motor ain't stuck. ;8^)

El Toro · Apr 10, 2009

Looks new. I would keep that for show. Hal

georgeky · Apr 10, 2009

That thing nearly blinded me when I looked at it. Hehehe!

Sure will be nice. To nice for me though. I like to put my old tractors in the field. I would be afraid of scratching that one.

glennster · Apr 10, 2009

this one belongs to one of my customers. he bought it from the original owner, who is still around. as soon as its done, he is gonna bring the original owner in to see it and get some pics. i cant wait to see the look on his face!!!!
this was a real nice m, well kept pretty original too. its been majored already, has new clutch, brakes, and i had the head machined. its going to see some light farm duty butmostly be a show and parade tractor. here are a couple pics of er before i started on it.
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charles todd · Apr 10, 2009

Glennster, lookin good there... I'd take the M over a Javillin

You like the Crossfire? Is it durable enough for a working tractor?

Charles

spiffy1 · Apr 11, 2009

OK, I have to know. Just how do you seat the rings on something that pretty without worrying about scratching the paint, or did you work it before painting?

Also, just how large of a bill does something like that ring up [no, I'm wayyy too cheap to be inquiring for any reason other than curiousity] ? If it's not rude to inquire.

Nevada Dan · Apr 18, 2009

Great! Amazing, - almost identical state as my Dad's '53 Super M. I took it to school in Ohio for ShowNTell in '54. Last year I brought it here to Nevada to work on it and have only the rear wheels and tin yet to complete.

charles todd · Apr 18, 2009

I have replied once, but this is worth two. Glennster, it is an OUTSTANDING work of art! Nevada Dan, yours is looking sharp too. Share the pics once you are done.

Charles

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