You know that feeling when you look at your old Ford 2000 and see those decals barely hanging on or so faded you can’t even read them? Nothing makes an old tractor look tired faster than faded, peeling decals that you can barely read anymore. This complete restoration kit brings back those classic blue and white Ford graphics that made your 2000 stand out in the field when it was new. It’s the quickest way to transform a weathered workhorse back into something you’re proud to show off at the county fair.
What You’re Getting
- Complete set with all the hood and side decals your Ford 2000 needs for a full restoration
- Quality vinyl decals use automotive-grade materials designed to handle the punishment farm equipment takes – scorching sun, freezing winters, power washing, and the occasional brush with tree branches
- Authentic Ford blue and white colors that match what came from the factory in the 1960s
- UV-resistant inks mean the colors stay true instead of fading to that washed-out look you see on neglected equipment
- Pre-cut pieces that fit perfectly without trimming or guesswork
Built for Real Farm Work
Your Ford 2000 was built from 1962 to 1975 as the reliable 36-horsepower utility tractor that handled everything from cultivating corn to running the hay baler. These little workhorses are still earning their keep today on small farms and hobby operations. These workhorses are often passed down through generations, and fresh decals help maintain that family pride. Whether you’re still using yours for chores or it’s headed to antique tractor shows, proper decals show you respect the history.
Made to Last
These aren’t cheap stickers that fade after one summer – they’re heavy-duty vinyl decals designed to withstand years of sun, rain, and temperature extremes. The material resists the cracking and peeling that plagued original decals, while modern adhesives ensure they stay put even when pressure washing. They’ll hold up to the elements better than the original decals ever did.
Installation Notes
Temperature matters – apply decals when it’s between 60-80°F if possible. Too cold and the adhesive won’t stick; too hot and the vinyl stretches. Position carefully before pressing down – once these stick, they’re not coming off cleanly. Take your time cleaning off the old adhesive residue first—a little extra prep work now saves headaches later. Pro tip: spray the surface with slightly soapy water before applying. This lets you slide the decal into perfect position before squeegeeing out the water and securing it permanently.
