please identify this ford

steve72george · Oct 4, 2016

wondering what model of ford this is and a value...engine not siezed missing a carburetor

Dalex · Oct 4, 2016

It's a 9N or 2N

Larry NCKS · Oct 4, 2016

Yup 9N or 2N. 9Ns were built '39 to '41. 2Ns were built '42 - '47.

A non - runner that looks that tough - $500.00

steve72george · Oct 4, 2016

one more photo

steve72george · Oct 4, 2016

thanks...i need to have to sold this week or it will have to go to scrap the property has been sold
located in caledon ontario canada. any leads on a place to contact?

Larry NCKS · Oct 4, 2016

I'd say it's more apt to be a 9N. The 2N photo I was able to dig up had foot boards.

Try Craigslist or eBay.

Kirk-NJ · Oct 4, 2016

1940 9N
In my area $200/$400

Kirk-NJ · Oct 4, 2016

You can place an ad on this site for free or hit Craigslist. Good luck with your sale.

tractorguy2 · Oct 4, 2016

It's a 9n. I gave $1100 for my non running 9n. I have not seen an
N series tractor sell for less.

Tim PloughNman Daley RIP · Oct 4, 2016

9N's and 2n's did not have foot boards...farmers added them as well as aftermarket companies selling them too. Footboards are not a identifier anyway...

Sean in PA · Oct 4, 2016

(quoted from post at 16:28:59 10/04/16) You can place an ad on this site for free or hit Craigslist. Good luck with your sale.

I think that in Canada kijiji does more volume than craigslist.

grayrider · Oct 4, 2016

Did ya'll notice the front bumper on it, I've never seed one like it..

grayrider · Oct 4, 2016

Correction: "I've never seen a front bumper like it"

Tracy Brown · Oct 4, 2016

I'm thinking 9n. I thought they were the only ones with I beam type radius rods. Thought 2n had oval tube type

Steve Oller · Oct 4, 2016

I might be mistaken but I think some of the early 2Ns had the "I" beams.

Sean in PA · Oct 5, 2016

According to John Smith's site, they switched from the I beam to oval radius rods in '44, a couple of years into the 2N production run.

ferrarifarms84 · Oct 9, 2016

its newer than 1940 because the rear wheel hubs arnt smooth and have rivets...

Royse · Oct 9, 2016

As with most old Ford N series, I'd guess parts have been
replaced making a visual inspection tough to pin-point a year.

Check out John Smith's site as mentioned.
He shows you the changes over the years and where to look.
[b:8f23f946d2]Here's[/b:8f23f946d2] a link to his ID section.

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