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Gert

02-21-2005 23:14:21




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I have just found a Case Tractor and am considering purchase for restoration. The tag on the dash states Size as CC and ID # C305775. I believe it is a 1937? The tractor still has some of the original red which I believe to be correct? Needs a seat, water pump, and intake and exhaust manifold. Has a magneto but condition unknown. Any help about worth of this type of tractor would be appreciated. Any assistance for parts places would be appreciated. Thanks - Gert

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James Herrman

02-22-2005 21:35:50




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 Re: Case CC Tractor Help in reply to Gert, 02-21-2005 23:14:21  
According to the Case book that I have read, on a 6 digit serial #, you take the first and the fourth # combine them and then substract 3. Know that sounds funny, but for years I thought my case was a 1936 and found out it was a 31. JIM



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James Herrman

02-22-2005 18:50:56




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 Re: Case CC Tractor Help in reply to Gert, 02-21-2005 23:14:21  
Also believe it to be a 1934. Our 31 CC has been painted red every since I can remember. From what I can understand it should be gray???? I was born in 44 and it has been red since I was old enough to remember. My 2 cts. JIM



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Bob in Australia

02-22-2005 23:31:28




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 Re: Case CC Tractor Help in reply to James Herrman, 02-22-2005 18:50:56  
It was very common for dealers and farmers to repaint the older 'LC gey' tractors 'flambeau red' to match the later LA and D (and 500s, 600s, 900s etc) tractors.

The 1936 C my father bought new was repainted 'flambeau red' at some stage. I have repainted it again to original 'LC grey'



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DKase

02-22-2005 08:46:55




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 Re: Case CC Tractor Help in reply to Gert, 02-21-2005 23:14:21  
I have a 29 C (48th one made), and a 30 C for sale. They both need work, I have most of the parts to make them complete including tires and manifolds. $1000 range. I am in East Central SD. Can send pictures and details if someone is seriously interested. DK



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Gert

02-22-2005 18:50:14




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 Re: Case CC Tractor Help in reply to DKase, 02-22-2005 08:46:55  
Thanks for your information. There is a Case just a few blocks from my house but I have not found out what the owner is asking. Your input helps - thanks again.



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Bob in Australia

02-22-2005 00:56:19




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 Re: Case CC Tractor Help in reply to Gert, 02-21-2005 23:14:21  
I think it is a 1934 model. Use the first ad fourth digit in the serial number (3 and 7) and subtract 3. That makes it 1934.

The original colour was Case 'LC grey'



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Gert

02-22-2005 18:52:53




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 Re: Case CC Tractor Help in reply to Bob in Australia, 02-22-2005 00:56:19  
Thanks for your input but from the Case Registry I have found that my serial number is a 1937 and is red in color. Appreciate your input.



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Just Roy

02-22-2005 20:28:18




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 Re: Case CC Tractor Help in reply to Gert, 02-22-2005 18:52:53  
It IS a 34 and It was LC Grey



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Gert

02-22-2005 23:13:28




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 Re: Case CC Tractor Help in reply to Just Roy, 02-22-2005 20:28:18  
Thanks for everyones help - I am glad to hear that it is older than I thought. Interesting about the grey color - top is greay but I found red underneath. I love antiques and have a collection of two 26 Model T"s (Roadster Pickup and 2dr Sedan) and one 29 Model A (Sports Coupe)and two Porsches (57 Speedster and 67 912 Coupe) and four VWs (55 and 72 Beetles, 64 Karmann Ghia Vintage race car, 71 VW Campmobile) and finally a Montgomery Wards one lung engine. So this will be first tractor for restoration.

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