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JD 70 gas standard- Worth restoring??

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Bear

12-09-2002 19:38:16




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Found one not running but complete. Only real problem is the axles were shortened,had a farmhand on it at one time.Looking at 1200$.




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mj

12-10-2002 17:25:37




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 Re: JD 70 gas standard- Worth restoring?? in reply to Bear, 12-09-2002 19:38:16  
I'd say a 70 is worth restoring and I'm a Case nut! Big old JD, BIG vibes!



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Stan - Florida

12-10-2002 03:52:49




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 Re: JD 70 gas standard- Worth restoring?? in reply to Bear, 12-09-2002 19:38:16  
There were about 5000 70 Standards built, and a little over 1000 of those were gasoline. Of course, if it's a 1954 model, there were only two of those made, but who is that lucky, eh?

Stan



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farmuse

12-10-2002 08:35:34




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 Re: Re: JD 70 gas standard- Worth restoring?? in reply to Stan - Florida, 12-10-2002 03:52:49  
Do you know what the serials were on the two built in 1954 because I have a 1954 standard gas. And just what would it be worth? came out of Kansas wheat country.



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Stan - Florida

12-10-2002 10:46:37




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 Re: Re: Re: JD 70 gas standard- Worth restoring?? in reply to farmuse, 12-10-2002 08:35:34  
From the info I have, the first 70 Standard Gas was 7014800, shipped 7/7/54 to Wichita, Kansas. I don't have any idea about the other one.

This info came from Green Mag, so someone will probably doubt if it's right.



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Dan

12-10-2002 06:29:14




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 Re: Re: JD 70 gas standard- Worth restoring?? in reply to Stan - Florida, 12-10-2002 03:52:49  
Stan,am I right that the 1st.70 ser.# for 1955 is 7005692?



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Stan - Florida

12-10-2002 11:23:26




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 Re: Re: Re: JD 70 gas standard- Worth restoring?? in reply to Dan, 12-10-2002 06:29:14  
Dan,

According to the Brown Book and the Gray Book, 7005692 is the first serial number for 1954. A Green Mag article from June 2002 states that the 1954 model year began with 7002283. I'm not sure which is right, as J.R. is usually correct with his serial numbers.

Sorry I can't be of more help.

Stan



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Dan

12-10-2002 07:45:04




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 Re: Re: Re: JD 70 gas standard- Worth restoring?? in reply to Dan, 12-10-2002 06:29:14  
That was supposed to read 1954.



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