1937 Allis Chalmers WC Parts for sale

Hi Friends,

I recently parted out a styled 1937 WC that I had been working on fully restoring for more than 10 years but never completed. With work and family I just have not found the time or money to complete the project and I did not use the tractor. If you want anything please message me or email me at [email protected]
Can also call my cell phone at 610-442-3429 if you are interested or want some more information.

Tractor serial number on the engine block was W79412G. It ran five years ago when I put it away last, turned over freely with the hand crank before we pulled the engine, and had plenty of oil and anti-freeze (checked each winter).

The serial number on the rear is stamped WC76123

The rear wheels are the 24" round spoke wheels that would have been originals on 1933-1936 WC. I had them professionally sand blasted and 2 coats of grey primer applied. They are in great shape and have brand new BKT TR 135 12.4 x 24 tires on them.

The radiator was cleaned and pressure tested/cooked 5 years ago and is in great shape.

Glass on all the lights is fully in tact and the styled tin is also in mostly good shape along with the gas tank.

The magneto and generator gone over 5 years ago and both are in good condition.

Also have the original in frame rail tool box that is in very good condition!

Parts are located in Pennsylvania. I can ship them to you, but buyer would have to pay the shipping or pick them up on site. Obviously, these are used parts, sold as is without any warranty. My description of them is as accurate as I can give of them. Contact me if you would like additional information.

if its all there why part it out? someone might be interested to finish the job.

I tried for two years to sell it, and did not have any takers. Everyone I spoke with just wanted some of the parts! I need to get some of my money back out of it, so that's the reasoning.

If you tried to sell it for two years then you were wanting too much for it.

You sure that is a 37'. I have a 38 old style and the tank is very different because they were still using 37 parts in the WC.

The "styled" sheet metal began at s/n 74330 and were considered 1939 models even tho they were a late 1938 build. Official 1939 began at s/n 75216. So, that makes your 76123 probably a January 1939 build. I'm sure they were building at least 50 tractors a day back then. These styled models would normally have had cast iron rear wheel centers and 28 inch rims. So, your rear wheels are from earlier than 1939 for sure, and would have come from an unstyled model.