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John (C-IL)

02-09-2003 06:01:12




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Check this one out guys! This tractor came out of the Smithsonian last week and will be at the Hart Parr Oliver Collectors Association National Summer Show in Penfield, IL this summer. Built in 1903 we will be celebrating the 100th birthday of the first successful production built gas engine tractor.

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oleblu

02-09-2003 17:01:15




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 Re: Hart-Parr#3 in reply to John (C-IL), 02-09-2003 06:01:12  
Hi, John. If we are celebrating 100th birthday of Ol' #3, you bring the cake and ice cream and I'll round up "The Boys" and we'll have a real PARTY! Looking forward to the show. Jim T.



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UK Row Crop

02-10-2003 03:25:15




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 Re: Re: Hart-Parr#3 in reply to oleblu, 02-09-2003 17:01:15  
There is a Hart Parr 22-40 coming to England soon, it has come out of a museum (I dont know which museum )The guy selling it did'nt know any more about it.
Anyone on here know anything about this tractor?
I think �5000 sounds a bit cheap for a big Hart-Parr.



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somn

02-10-2003 05:18:22




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 Re: Re: Re: Hart-Parr#3 in reply to UK Row Crop, 02-10-2003 03:25:15  
The 22-40 you are referring to must be the 22-40 light weight tractor that was sold last Nov at the Lyle Dumont auction. The tractor had an immaculate paint job, but inside it was total junk and rusted tight. The person who bought it at the auction paid $2600 US for it, so who ever is selling it is making good money.



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UK Row Crop

02-11-2003 01:37:01




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Hart-Parr#3 in reply to somn, 02-10-2003 05:18:22  
The condition you said sounds about right, I was told that it was an old reliable type and not the light weight 22-40.



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