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Greengo

06-13-2004 22:25:13




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Just wondering if anyone has ever seen a WCT
experimental Allis. I seen one in Plainfield
Wisconsin this past weekend. Kind of a neat
little tractor. Looked like a WC with a shorter
radiator and had a two cylinder engine in it.
It is a 1937.




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John (C-IL)

06-14-2004 18:58:09




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 Re: WCT Experimental in reply to Greengo, 06-13-2004 22:25:13  
Gringo, I waited till I got home to comment because I wanted to review Norm Swinford's writings first. I think someone may be jerking your chain. I will say that I saw a 2/3 scale WC at the Gathering of the Orange in Baraboo WI in 2001. It was a good piece of workmanship and looked like an unstyled WC, but it wasn't a long lost experimental. I have a picture somewhere in these bajillion gigbyte hard drives somewhere.

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John (C-IL)

06-15-2004 19:42:15




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 Re: Re: WCT Experimental in reply to John (C-IL), 06-14-2004 18:58:09  
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I found it deep in the dark recesses of my computer. It looks like an ordinary WC until you compare it to the guy standing behind it.



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Greengo

06-14-2004 22:21:07




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 Re: Re: WCT Experimental in reply to John (C-IL), 06-14-2004 18:58:09  
You could be right, I didn't get to talk to the guy just went by what he had as far as info on his display. If it is a fake he sure done a good job. The rest of the tractor was a full size WC but had a shorter radiator and the two cylinder engine.



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