Floyd County Museum, More White 2255 pics

J.Wondergem · Mar 15, 2016

From the Hart-Parr/Oliver/WFE achives at the Floyd County Museum in Charles City, IA. These are two more images in with yesterday's White 2255 file.

From the Hart-Parr/Oliver/WFE archives. The third and last image from the White 2255 file.

formenwhogrow · Mar 15, 2016

I may be in the minority here, but I kind of like it. Actually i have always liked the color scheme on the original Whites,
its just too bad they used such cheap A%% paint that faded and flaked off within a year or two. Even Whites from that era
that were well kept looked like junk in a few years.

1070BK · Mar 15, 2016

I wonder if this styling was considered during the 1974-1976 time frame, since the 2255 was held over until 1976. Making everything the new
color. Just a thought.

RBoots · Mar 15, 2016

I like that, that is a
good looking color
scheme!

Ross

T-bird · Mar 15, 2016

notice the building in the background,,,,what a shame that a bunch of ceo fat cats wrecked the place!!!!! It should have been put on the national registry of historical sites as it was the founding facility of the farm tractor. I went to Charles city one time for a show and no facility left,,,,made me really depressed !!!

fastfarmall · Mar 16, 2016

When these companys run out of money, what are they going to do, cut their inputs, but not there own wages.It just totally implode that much quicker.

Floyd County Museum, More White 2255 pics

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