The TZ was in great shape.... so good it came home with me! It’s all shopped out with fresh LEDs. It looked so good I didn’t even turn it on in the shop

1st time ever meeting Al and Aaron but seemed like great guys. Would have liked to shoot the breeze a bit more but wanted to practice proper COVID-19 practices.

Anyone know any history on this machine? I forgot to ask. It’s in such good shape I can’t imagine it’s been routed. Maybe I will call Al back and ask but don’t want to be a bother.

In the garage still so I can add some cliffy’s to it as well as update the greed and clock switches.
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Totally should have seen that coming!

I totally understand how these things end up at a place like Al's. I just didn't know if anyone had previously asked about this particular pin and gotten the history on it. Doesn't really matter just fun knowing where it's been/ the life it's lived. I haven't looked at the numbers on the boards, yet.... been too busy playing it!!!! Will do that later.

It does still have all the serial number stickers on the top of the backbox, front of the cab and back of the cab. All look perfectly pristine and white!