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Re: Farmall restorers
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on October 13, 2004 at 19:03:30 from (209.226.106.171):
In Reply to: Farmall restorers posted by Mr. Mayor on October 13, 2004 at 06:07:43:
Mr. Mayor: I'm not so sure your observations are correct. I have traveled a bit and some areas it is red, some areas green, some orange, gray, gold, etc. No question the real competition is red and green, and I think if you look at the North American sceen as a whole, the numbers of showroom restorations, would be very close between red and green. Where the difference comes is working tractors, pre 1965 red will outnumber green 3 to 1. I think also if you check total production of each up to 1965, you will have the real answer. Which models of various makes have topped the 200,000 mark. Not sure I'm 100% on this but I believe Farmalls A-SA, H, M and Ford 8N are the only tractors to ever top the 1/4 million production mark.
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