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My father purchased a 1966 M670 Super Diesel tractor new in 1967, and I have many fond memories of this tractor. The M670 Super tractors had the then-new MM styling which debuted on the 1966 G1000 tractor. It consisted of Power Yellow hood side/top panels; wide, white hood side panels; and a Dyna Brown chassis. In late 1967 the M670 Supers went to an all-yellow scheme until they were discontinued in 1970. Also, stamped aluminum "MM" and "MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE" emblems were located on the front grill. The M670 (non-Super) tractors I have seen used the narrow white band around the hood, as you stated, and looked very similar to the earlier M602 model. There was a cast "MM" medallion at the center of the grill within this white band, too. M602, M670, and M670 Super tractors all used realted versions of the 336 cubic inch inline 4-cylinder MM engine. Power output was increased over the years, essentially, through minor upgrades. EnginePE, OEM Engine Engineer
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