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One-Ninety Resotration Pictures
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    Posted: 15 May 2010 at 6:53pm
Got back to work on the One-Ninety sheetmetal again today.  I got the hood and one side panel done and a few odds and ends parts to use up what paint I had mixed.  Evertyhing I painted turned out pretty good again although my garage door is starting to have a pink tint on it from orange overspray settle on it...lol.
 
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My Mom and Sister stopped over and I had to give my Nephew a ride on the lawn mower he was pretty excited about the little tractor!!!
 
 
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This will be my new view over the hood from now one, it will replace the rust and scratches look I guess. 
 
 
The sheet metal should be roughly half done now I guess, will start on the fenders next week.  Just wanted to share.  Thanks.
 
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Looks good so far. That young fella will get real excited when the 190 is all back together won't he? I am not allowed to have my granddaughter anywhere near the mower. I put her on the platform between my legs the other day(when my daughter wasn't around) and we drove from the back shed up to the garage. Gradma gave me what for. She's 4 and a half and has only sat on my B a couple times when she was 3. 
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Oldoug, that looks mighty nice! I hope to do that with one of my tractors - it'd be great if my project looks anywhere near that nice.
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The paint job looks great and the new view from the seat looks evan better.  Andy
        
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Charlie, I know just what you mean. My daughter's husband is a doc - he worked in the ER at a major trauma center in the Pac NW, and he won't let his daughter anywhere near farm equipment. Says he's seen too many mangled bodies that got too close to farm machinery. I get his point, but there's such a thing as over-protecting your child. Granddaughter is 6 and missing out on some fun experiences as a result. But you have to live by their rules.....or miss seeing your grandchildren.
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Looks purdy!
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