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Super A-1 ? distillate tractor
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Posted by Scott on August 10, 2003 at 14:08:41 from (64.12.97.13):
A couple of weeks ago, I posted a message about a Super A distillate tractor. I posted the model as"FAAI", and was told that this probably was an industrial tractor. Upon closer inspection, the I looks more like the number one. Would "FAA1" designate it as a Super A-1? I read that the Super A-1 had more hydrauluic power than the standard Super A. The buyer's guide that I have puts three stars on a Super A and gives an extra star for the A-1.Does the fact that it is also a distillate tractor(two fuel tanks, etc.) make it even more collectable? If anyone has a ballpark value on a tractor like this, I sure would appreciate the info. The tractor is all original and has never been restored. All the parts are there and work fine. The sheet metal is straight, with very little rust. The tractor has been under a shed for nearly all of it's existance. Lastly, is this tractor worth more restored or in original condition? Thanks for any info.
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