There was a 49' John Deere G on the farm I was raised on that I wanted. (I was raised by a good man who married my widowed Mother when I was very young and hence I became the b*&tard stepchild as far as the family's patriarch was concerned). Dad was from a prominent farm family and this G was bought new by him. The farm was incorporated after Dad left the farm. As the farm wound down in the late 90s. I approached my uncle about buying the G. I was told that it was not for sale and it would be preserved and kept in the family. Dad just told me to let it go, so I did. Along came auction day and the G was sold to somebody in West Virginia for a lot more than I could have paid for it. So it may have been preserved but rumor had it that it was going to be chopped up into a pulling tractor. Money is everything in some families. Rumor also had it that said uncle was looking for a tractor in his retirement, too bad I sold off the one's I had that I didn't want.
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