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Midwest tricycle from an antique shop. It was green when I found it but when I started scraping at some chips of paint I found it was red originally. To confirm it was red I removed the fender from the fork an found the original line for the end of the white and beginning of the red paint. Who ever painted it green failed to remove the fender for proper painting. The front decal is repro and designed from some pre-existing pics I found on the net.
It's still in the process of restoration.
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Excellent job on the restoration. It looks great.