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Harrell Sellers

03-10-2000 17:08:47




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Please excuse my un-educated condition here. My blood is Persian Orange through and through, but, I have been a Minneapolis Moline admirer for many years.

I have a friend who has a Twin City Tractor. Serial number is 152809. The tractor has been sitting in a barn in West Central Minnesota since 1949. Together, my friend and I know nothing about the Twin City tractors, how many models were there, when were they manufactured - we know nothing. It is in excellent condition. He believes it was manufactured in the early 1930s and is on full steel.

If this tractor were an Allis-Chalmers WC, I would put the value around $1500. But, my sense is that the Twin City may be more collectable than the run-of-the-mill Allis WC

I will be happy to post more info if needed.

Can you tell me what models were being manufactured in the early 1930s? If there are more than one model, and I assume there are, how might I determine which model this tractor is?

Many thanx to the MM group.

Harrell Sellers
Brookings, SD

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Roger

03-11-2000 06:51:41




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 Re: Twin City question in reply to Harrell Sellers, 03-10-2000 17:08:47  
Harrell, According to my sn. book the tractor is a 1930 model 21-32. My book shows 1930 sns. run from 151797 to 154073 and the last sn in 1934 is 154275. As you can see not a lot of them made so I would say it is very collectable. I know I would like to have one (or more) of them. I can't really give you a dollar amount on it's value but it worth more than your average WC which is a nice tractor too (I have a WC, a 1939 and a '39 RC). Also it looks like 1930 was the first year of the 21-32.

Good luck.

Roger

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