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JayT

01-28-2008 16:53:06




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thanks to all who took time to answer my posts regarding year and model. I now know for sure that I'm the proud owner of a 1953 WD. a fine addition to my small but growing collection of antique iron. thanks again!




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tim[in]

01-30-2008 08:00:42




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 Re: mystery solved in reply to JayT, 01-28-2008 16:53:06  
I hope my old wd looks that good when i get to fix her up. She deserves it!1954?At least you got to see a glimpse of when farming was still farming. I was born in 1960 and just got a glimpse of the way it was.



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El Toro

01-29-2008 06:26:12




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 Re: mystery solved in reply to JayT, 01-28-2008 16:53:06  
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Here's one that was bought new in 1954 and the daughter of the owner had it painted for her dad for Christmas. I would've like to seen his face
when he saw his tractor. Hal



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Brian G. NY

01-29-2008 11:15:50




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 Re: mystery solved in reply to El Toro, 01-29-2008 06:26:12  
What a wonderful story! She must really love her dad. The pleasure she got from seeing the pleasure he got from seeing his restored tractor must have made it all worthwhile for her. What goes around, comes around.



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El Toro

01-29-2008 11:50:43




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 Re: mystery solved in reply to Brian G. NY, 01-29-2008 11:15:50  
The man that sent me this picture said it was in need of a of lot of work. His son is the one that redid this tractor. They're setup so they can power wash, sandblast and have a paint shop with a supplied air system for spraying this polyurethane paint with hardener. He always use's Martin Senour's Crossfire paint. I think it may look better than when it was new. I was in the Army in 1954. Hal

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