Ford NAA

John Emslie · Oct 12, 2008

I just purchased a Ford NAA. The guy I bought it from said that it was a Golden Jubilee, but I don't see that on the tractor anywhere. I've seen pictures of other tractors with the Jubilee insignia on the front grill, but mine doesn't have it. Are all NAA tractors Jubilee models?

Fordfarmer · Oct 12, 2008

No. Only '53 models (some were made in late '52 as '53 models) are Golden Jubilee's. '54 models are simply NAA's. '54's have a similar medalion, with stars around it where '53's say "1903-1953 Golden Jubilee Model".

John Emslie · Oct 12, 2008

Are the Golden Jubilee models more sought after, hence worth more, given equal condition than the '54 models?

old · Oct 12, 2008

Nope as a matter of fact a Jubilee and an NAA are the same tractor other then the hood emblem and the year they where made
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ericlb · Oct 13, 2008

as the other posters have said the 53 golden jubilee and the 54 naa are identical except for the grill badge, both are worth about the same money. i recently had a older gent call me and wanted me to come see his 57 jubilee, i told him that wasnt possible, the jubilee was made only in 53, asked how many speeds the tranny had , he said 5, but the previous owner swore up and down it was a jubilee, he was convinced it was, i went and looked, showed him where the serial number was, we rann it on here and i congradulated him on his new hundred series, and showed him several reasons why he had quite a bit more tractor than if it had been a jubilee,i would check the serial number on yours and see what year it it just for grins in nothing else [ stamped on a flat place on top of the tranny bellhousing behind the starter], ive also run into a guy selling a 8n from the mid '60's again, not possible

moonlite 37 · Oct 13, 2008

Does the 54 have the splined axels?

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