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Something they only made one of. what comes to mind is Bert Benjamin's 'Bombshell' Farmall. Sadly that tractor no longer exists. However,the late Harry Lee of Indianna made a replica several years ago.The neighbor's 826 Hydro propane is a rare bird.
 

How about the Farmall F25? I think that was the model designation. Saw one at the Waverly, Nebraska show a few years ago.
 
How about the F 15 and F22. Top two photos are the F 22 and bottom one is the F 15 .
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I have a cousin that stumbled on an experimental by accident, when he tells the story of it it makes me chuckle because he bought the experimental for parts for his F30 restoration. When he got it home and took the parts out he needed they wouldn't fit, which he said he was very upset. I know he still has a soft spot for this tractor since at his 89th birthday a few days ago he still says " those dam parts still don't fit" I know there were only 6 made, and his sits in the garage next to the wife's car.
 
(quoted from post at 12:15:09 11/15/17) How about the F 15 and F22. Top two photos are the F 22 and bottom one is the F 15 .
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Those photos are fascinating. I have never heard of these considered models before the letter series. Pretty cool tractors with a bit of an Oliver influence.
 
I would say one of the most rare tractors that were actually put into production in the US(not the whole world) would be the Super MTA distillate.
If you ever see one, you likely wont find another.

Prototype tractors, frankentractors and a random redneck's brain child shouldn't be in the conversation.
 
(quoted from post at 04:36:25 11/17/17) I would say one of the most rare tractors that were actually put into production in the US(not the whole world) would be the Super MTA distillate.
If you ever see one, you likely wont find another.

Prototype tractors, frankentractors and a random redneck's brain child shouldn't be in the conversation.
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Believe it or not, I have seen a Farmall 450 distillate, with magneto ignition. Factory original. It is at the Farmall museum here in Iowa.
 
I think anything with less than 100 build quantity would fill the bill as 'rare'.

Any experimentals or prototypes would also be deemed rare

I consider my 1930 regular rare, its the 100 thousandth production Farmall. serial T100501

Ive got a 47 O4 experimental. Archives documented 50 were made along with 50 OS4's. 5 OS4's have been found and my O4 so far is the only one of that 50 thats been found. even if all 50 were accounted for i would still deem them rare
 
7488 16 factory built tractors with 1 prototype from a 5488. 7288 19 factory built with 1 prototype from a 5288
 
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