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[skyrydr2]

Well ordered up a set of decals for my '72 LGT 125 from Maplehunter and got them yesterday, all the tin decals look to be spot on, but all the dash /instrument ones are not even close , they are for the older versions is my guess, now I will need to figure out where in the world am I going to find these ?
I still need to find the " pedals and shoes" for the tunnel cover and the dots for the hi neutral and low along with the text.
I have not been able to find them YET , I might just have them made up from my 165's tunnel cover and then re sized for my 125. Dang it, why can't things like this ever go easy ?

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[mjodrey]

Keith,looking forward to seeing it all done.

[KennyP]

Sorry to hear the dash decals aren't right. Take some oics of the dash/tunnel cover and send them to maplehunter. Ask how the one's he sent are supposed to work. Might have just stuffed the wrong ones in.
On the closed side panels, that is all raised plastic letters, thought I would use a q-tip and dab paint on them.

[josh deaven]

Check with george bradish he has decals for ford gt and massey ferguson gt.He has web page.later Josh

[dhiesel]

I had the same thing, I just used what I could for the exact same model as yours.
Side 125, the front Ford, battery cover, Side hydrostatic. I did not use the light bezel as mine are painted,
the parking brake wasn't right but I still used it.
Still not bad for the money.

[skyrydr2]

I plan on using them for most all except what I saw to be different, I'll get ironed out eventually, but first things first, all thr machanical parts must be perfect before it goes off to be painted.

[skyrydr2]

Wow, already heard back from George on the decals and he wants to do them up correctly for me , happy happy!

[josh deaven]

George is a really Good Guy!!

[skyrydr2]

He sure does seem so, I can't wait for him to get back to town to get this going., then I am going to do my big one , ny 1958 Ford 1841 Industrial.