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I look at it as a way to pay homage to the tractors of the past, and is great to see rather than just another 6030.
I'd love to see more 460's as well (if we're talking about reds), but we all know how popular the 1066 is... Never really understood why there is a "time limit" on the sheet metal rule. It's not like pullers are using the original guts of the tractors anyway... The issue is like when ATPA made the rule about trucks had to have a full body and couldn't be t-buckets because they "didn't look like trucks." Just silly. How many trucks do you see go down the road with a hemi sticking out of the hood? (Sorry for the small rant) John Murray Two-time Pedal Pull World Champion Let's Go Pulling, covering the sport of pulling in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Alabama. Watch LGP on YouTube Like LGP on Facebook 
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From Bowling Green this summer:
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