Posted by rusty6 on November 08, 2013 at 22:40:06 from (142.165.85.77):
In Reply to: Cockshutt tractor posted by LLarry on November 08, 2013 at 16:52:57:
[quote="John B."](quoted from post at 18:41:27 11/08/13) Looks like they made;
540 for $2667 Price list dated Sept. 1, 1958
550 for $2819 Price list dated Feb. 28, 1958
560 for $3812 Price list dated Feb. 28, 1958
These figures I found in my book titled, "COCKSHUTT The Complete Story" a nice little 112 page paperback book.[/quote5]
Don't forget the big guy, top of the line 570. There was even a prototype 580 built with the 354 Perkins diesel but never went into production before White took over the company.
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