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Re: What is the rarest IH tractor ever built?
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Posted by Tim Malin on October 15, 2003 at 18:23:51 from (207.190.93.47):
In Reply to: What is the rarest IH tractor ever built? posted by IH Man 7288 on October 04, 2003 at 21:41:16:
I know of someone in Minnesota with a prototype Farmall regular, that's rare. A member of my antique engine club has a Super BN, and although it's true story is sworn to secrecy by the owner, it has been rumored that it may be a prototype tractor scrapped by IH but hiden by someone. I do have to agree with the Super 70 series tractors, never mass produced, but in my book, a line that would have changed the face of agriculture forever and put IH right on top of the market. Case Tenneco scraped all that, and I think they just didn't want to admit that IH had better tractors. The reason for the purchase was the axial flow combine, anyway.
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