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Harry, I think it was refurbished for show by a fellow addict who went through a divorce. He's surely retired, now. I picture him in parades and at shows.
Now: Why RUTH?

http://randyspeck.blogspot.com/2011/06/ode-to-mule.html?spref=fb
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No deck. Of course if someone wanted to donate one ... show quality, of course ...

Do these holes look like they're drilled for "proper" headlights? Were they "headlamps" in 1964?
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Very nice, Frank...an excellent model choice for royalty status!
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Frank, are there matching holes on the opposite side of the grill frame? As you probably know, the 70/100 would have had the headlights mounted into the space above the mesh grill. I suppose it's possible someone back in the day mounted Original style headlights. Do any of these dimensions match up?

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Or, more likely a PO did something like what was done to my #2 125.

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No, Kraig, and I asked a dumb question because I know the headlights are supposed to be mounted in the upper part of the grille. Howsomever, they'll make great holes to fabricate flagholders to!
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Very nice frank. My first thought was its gona take a long time to move all that snow with that cart
 
Frank C - hold your horses there - I see what looks like a mule drive but it's not bolted to the sides of the frame. What gives with that??? And what's holding it on???

And another thing - the black S/G's didn't come out until the W/F production.
 

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