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Larry...that doesn't look like an accurate MF35 serial number. Mine is a 1965 MF35 Deluxe and the serial number is 250583. I think 65 was the last year of production. Are you sure you have the serial number and not one of the casting numbers? There are cast-in and stamped numbers all over the place, so be sure you have the actual serial number. Also, there may be patent numbers on the serial number plate. Serial number should be on a plate on or near the dashboard. For what it's worth, mine has around 5200 hours and I bought it last spring in Washington state for $4250 - no implements. It has the Perkins 3 cyl diesel, excellent rubber all around, has been partially restored and has had an engine overhaul at some point in the past. If it's really an MF35, according to the serial number list at>Link You can check the MF tractor registry on this site at Link From there, click on the various links that represent the different ways people have listed their 35s (35, MF35, MF 35 Deluxe, etc.) to be sure to see all of them. You might also check the other 35 listings like TO35 and TO 35, etc. That can give you a good idea of serial numbers, prices, etc. for various locations. Obviously, you can do the same with the 135s as well.
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