Re: Re: how old to to be an antique?

Posted by RAB on March 28, 2002 at 11:19:02 from (195.93.49.174):

In Reply to: Re: how old to to be an antique? posted by Bryan in Michigan on March 28, 2002 at 10:56:48:

Never mind the terminology - here in Britain they are 'new', 'classic' 'vintage' and (cars)'veteran'. When we call them an antique is probably when they can't be run and just put on display.
Anyhow I was going to comment that an awful lot of the really old and now collectible tractors became 'junk' many years ago. It was just that farmers didn't like to sell/scrap anything, then eventually here we are, buying up all this 'junk as was' for spares or repair to keep a few of them running! What a hobby can do for saving our heritage has been quite astounding! Long may it continue.RAB

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