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Re: Re: H purchase
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Posted by DE on January 17, 2000 at 16:46:41 from (207.205.132.189):
In Reply to: Re: H purchase posted by HR on January 17, 2000 at 16:20:14:
Know what you mean. I guess the restore part of it is what attracts me. I don't need another working tractor...have a fine running Ford 8N and a Massey 245 diesel. Need a project...no that's a lie, I have projects...but I need a TRACTOR project. My wife says I can only have one non-working tractor at a time. The H looks like a deal to me. The sheet metal is real nice, the shutters are there, it looks like fun. I figure for $300 what can I lose...can always part it out for more than that. Hope you guys can steer me through it. See you back at the barn. Don
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