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Re: Collectability (sp?) of Farmalls
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Posted by Phil Auten on December 15, 1999 at 08:58:52 from (206.175.72.226):
In Reply to: Collectability (sp?) of Farmalls posted by Bama Binder on December 14, 1999 at 12:18:28:
Me, I bought the first tractor because I needed something besides a riding lawnmower to mow my pasture with (that gets old quick and takes about 5 evenings to do 5 acres). Then I wanted a more powerful tractor, bought one that didn't run, fixed that, found out I needed more power and bought my '49 M. The first one is awaiting restoration ('39 A-C RC), the second one ('49 Farmall C) I traded for #5, a Farmall B, just cause I liked the B better than the C. In between came #4, the A-C B, and finally came #6, the Cub, just 'cause I wanted one. They will all be restored someday because I think they deserve it and because I like them that way. It really is a disease, and an expen$ive one! Phil
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