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we are restoring a Oliver 60 the age is early 40s the body panel are made of aluminum. two questions 1)why are they made from aluminum.2) Does anyone have a set of front side panels that would fit.
 
I am working on a Ccckshutt 60 standard with the aluminum panels. it is a 1948. I think it was just some of the 48 production had the aluminum panels. After the war, airplane production was down and car production was up, so there was a surplus of aluminum and a shortage of steel, hence the aluminum panels on some 48 60's and 70's. There is a set of side (aluminum) on ebay right now I see.
is your 60 rowcrop or standard?
Neil
 
(quoted from post at 09:04:59 03/28/16) I am working on a Ccckshutt 60 standard with the aluminum panels. it is a 1948. I think it was just some of the 48 production had the aluminum panels. After the war, airplane production was down and car production was up, so there was a surplus of aluminum and a shortage of steel, hence the aluminum panels on some 48 60's and 70's. There is a set of side (aluminum) on ebay right now I see.
is your 60 rowcrop or standard?
Neil
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Its a standard
thanks for the info
Does the aluminum make the tractor more valuable ?
 
Now I am wondering what your serial number is? There were only about 1961 standards made up till 48. I am not sure how many were made in 1948 though. They are a little bit rare. I would think the aluminum hood make its a bit more valuable as does being a standard. There were 20257 row crops made up until 1948 per this website.
I will post some pictures and serial number of mine maybe tomorrow.
Neil
 
Mine is serial number 412092
Is yours close to that?
Neil
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(quoted from post at 14:53:48 03/30/16) Mine is serial number 412092
Is yours close to that?
Neil
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Don't know serial number plate is missing. Is there another place it is located on tractor? We are looking for a set of right side brake paddles nothing we have seen in bone yards here are the same.

Is the one you have for sale?
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