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1951 Farmall Antique Tractor
 | | They just don't get any better than this. What a beautiful tractor this 1951 Farmall M is. Purchased in Chilliwack, BC along with a 4 hour drive home along the back-roads of Beautiful British Columbia evoked images in my mind of growing up on a farm in Southern Ontario listening to top 40 Radio on CHLO in London, Ontario back in the very early 60's. The design of this M and the speed of 5th gear makes this tractor an award winner with a style that still attracts eye appeal. As a youngster harvesting corn late in the Fall, our M pulled 3 large grain wagons to be unloaded in the corn bins and I fondly recall the wind blowing across my face as we headed down the country roads in high gear singing to the tunes of the Midnight Hour. Not much can compare to these treasures and that includes any enhanced video game on the market. I hope that you too can enjoy the thrill of driving a classic tractor such as the Farmall M one day and if you are in the neighborhood looking for a cruise, then stop by and I'll bring the Big M to life. As I walk this land of broken dreams...nothing can beat owning a Farmall. Regards, Ken Submitted by Ken Roffel, from BC |
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