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Case VAC Circa 1959

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Richard Lee

09-26-2007 17:33:30




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I have a chance to get two 1959 VAC tractors cheap, are they any good, worth restoring, are parts available. Thanks




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Jim - Oregon

09-27-2007 09:07:38




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 Re: Case VAC Circa 1959 in reply to Richard Lee, 09-26-2007 17:33:30  
Tom is incorrect, VA's were built until 1956, serial numbers 6000001 and up. We have a 1956 VA0-15 that was bought from Weber Brother's in Odell, Oregon and has been in the family since new.

So, the latest a VA series tractor can be is a 1956 model no VA's after 1956.



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Tom Railsback

09-27-2007 15:29:22




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 Re: Case VAC Circa 1959 in reply to Jim - Oregon, 09-27-2007 09:07:38  
I should have looked it up instead of relying on my memory. Sorry.



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watsonsgotit

09-26-2007 18:25:37




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 Re: Case VAC Circa 1959 in reply to Richard Lee, 09-26-2007 17:33:30  
Vac's make for easy restoration projects. Parts are fairly easy to find. Ebay is a great source for parts. Many were made and can be found in virtually any salvage yard. Check the serial number. Subtract 4 from the first two numbers to arrive at year. For 53 and 54 models, the serial numbers beagn with 60. Pre 1949 will not have eagle hitch. Mid 51 and newer will have updated steering and sheet metal.

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Tom Railsback

09-26-2007 18:18:25




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 Re: Case VAC Circa 1959 in reply to Richard Lee, 09-26-2007 17:33:30  
There were no VAC's built after 1954; someone may be trying to sell you a bill of goods.



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