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First Red per Guy Fay
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Posted by F-Dean on July 31, 2006 at 10:00:38 from (67.72.98.81):
In the September-October 2001 edition of Red Power, Guy Fay wrote an article about IHC changing �From Gray to Red� containing the following: FA-68749 was the first factory red F-20 FB-19064 was the first factory red F-30 FS-81837 was the first factory red F12 WS-2768 was the first factory red W-12 WB-15970 was the first factory red W-30 KC-210235 was the first factory red 10-20 However, IHC offered a repainting program to their dealers. As a result, some earlier tractors that came gray from the factory were sold as red. Perhaps, Guy Fay could review this chart and Kim could include it in the left-hand column along with the year-serial number chart.
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