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Looks like all you need is a new set of tires and start up and go! And a new steering wheel
Norm

Norm, I’ve been rounding up parts snd pieces for about five years. Finally took a week and assembled this, will build a wood box on the back for flowers. Then a water system out the front of the radiator to look like bullet holes. It’s a labor of love and will put a smile on my face for years to come.

Used to build the Hoover Dam

koi Solar panel, leds , photocell and battery. Night light for the yard.

Dallas, can you give me specifics on your headlights, they work nice. I use a round solar light, they only last a couple hours. Looking for something to last longer, this another yard art in front of my shop

Mark, nice conversation T

Years ago I had a old Oliver tractor that needed some work so I parked it in the corner of the front yard so it was not far from the tool box. The
neighbors complained it was a eyesore. I told them as soon as I found the parts it would go back into the pasture. Years later when I was unable
to find the parts to repair it I loaded it up to take to auction. They all complained that it had become a neighborhood landmark and that they
told people they lived across the street from the old green & orange tractor & everyone knew where that was!
Craig.

Here is my rust garden next to my shop. Engine is hollow. Cracked block, head, and hogshead. Both pan arms are busted off. Exhaust manifold is warped and threads gone. Better than scraping it all!

Posted it before - at Craig Beek's Museum.

Ran when parked right.

From the junk parts pile. Empty block and rear end. All stuff beyond practical repair.

Going to add some more pieces later on as they turn up.

Here’s our Christmas decoration.

Jeff, that T looks so forlorn in the drifting snow. It looks like Mother nature will soon reclaim it to the earth. As far as art, that's meant as a compliment.