There were only 4 made. 2 with 3406 Cats, 1 that had a cummins and one that supposedly had a Detroit but all 4 ended up with 3406s in the end. Not 1972 either, White 4 wheel drives werent even being built in 1972. The 4-150 and 4-180 didnt come out until 1974. The 325 project took place in the 85-88 time frame and was finally cancelled when tractor production moved from Charles City to Coldwater Ohio and It was decided to leave the 4 wheel drive market. One tractor was dismantled and used for a test sled. 3 tractors were sold with 2 being complete and one being partially disassembled at the liquidation auction in 1993. 2 stayed in Charles City and are still there working on a local farm with the partially disassembled one being put back together with 3306 engine and 4-270 engine frame to get it back operational. The third one in youre picture worked on a farm in Pennsylvania until it had transmission troubles. It sold on auction to a collector supposedly from Nebraska but last the last known actual location of the tractor was a restoration shop somewhere in Virginia.
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