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Make a fun statement at the end of your driveway! This pattern of a tractor mailbox is full size.
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Make a fun statement at the end of your driveway! This pattern of a tractor mailbox is full size. Plan does not include the metal mail box and it does not show you how to make the mailbox. Unfortunately, the hardware kit is no longer available. You could probably find plastic wheels on a child toy you could salvage from a yard sale.
tractor mailbox
Thanks for the plan, love it.
Submitted by: N. Silver on 07/25/1974 11:07:12 PM
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