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Re: farmall 1206 serial number 511!!!!!
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Posted by red reaper on December 16, 2004 at 10:46:39 from (65.255.144.85):
In Reply to: farmall 1206 serial number 511!!!!! posted by redrust on December 15, 2004 at 16:47:03:
is there anything odd about the tractor that might indicate a prototype? Whats the engine serial no.? What brand Turbo does it have? Do you have any pictures? Would love to see them.Where are you located? Charles,The first Serial no. 7501 farmall sold from the original owner in IA. a few years back and is rumored to be in Mo. and number 7502 is located in IA also and has been identified.7506 I believe went overseas last year to a collector. Are you sure about the number and locations of those 1206's as this is the first I have heard of it and I follow these stories very closely.Do you have pictures also?Do you know this first hand or someone told you? Not trying to say you are wrong,but just the first I have heard of anything under 7501,and has got my curiosity up.I would like to verify some of these findings,such as museum phone number to talk to the curator,ect.... Thanks Kristin Gall
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