Re: Definition?

Posted by F14 on August 06, 2002 at 04:13:51 from (216.204.137.66):

In Reply to: Definition? posted by LC on August 05, 2002 at 21:50:54:

A 1938 Farmall F20 is "unstyled". Little or no sheet metal, radiator is exposed, steering gear/bolster is exposed, just a "hood sheet" over the engine and a very functional rectangular gas tank.

A 1940 Farmall H is essentially the same tractor, but "styled". Gas tank is teardrop shaped, hood wraps around the sides of the engine a little, full grille, nice fenders.

So, basically "styled" is with sheetmetal bodywork, "unstyled" is without. Most tractors made the transition right around 1939-1940.

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