[Farmall] 1925 M/D 10-20

[James Moran]

G or S-
Why do you suggest this?  Yes, it is in very good
original condition, including the ventilated side
shrouds on the engine sides (left and right).  Do not
others recondition these old fellas using the
"correct" paint combinations?  Am I going in the wrong
direction?
I need advice, as the machine is sitting pretty right
now and in its "original" condition.
Thanks so much.
JM

--- greg or sean jeung <hrududu at sopris.net> wrote:

> Because it sounds like it is in such great original
> condition, you  
> might want to consider not painting it as some feel
> that original is  
> better than repainted and restored. It may even be
> more valuable as  
> an original rather than a repaint.
> Good luck on all accounts,
> Greg
> 
> On Nov 5, 2005, at 2:23 PM, James Moran wrote:
> 
> >
> > Anyway....I have come into possession (in a weird
> way)
> > a McCormick Deering 10-20.  It was used to power a
> > pumping station and has been housed since time
> > immemorial.  Because of that, it is in outstanding
> > condition.  All of the tin is intact and the
> > "markings" are all clear and readable.
> >   I am in need of
> > help/advice all around, up to and including the
> > correct color.
> >
> > I would appreciate opinions as to how to go
> forward
> > with this spectacular find.
> >
> > Jim Moran (Rochester, New York)
> > jrmoraninc at yahoo.com
> >
> >
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