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Re: Churchville (NY) Show this weekend
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Posted by been there, seen that on August 15, 2002 at 13:43:46 from (63.214.104.224):
In Reply to: Churchville (NY) Show this weekend posted by Bob M on August 15, 2002 at 08:50:04:
Bob,
Thanks for the invite, but your generous photos
show what keeps me away. Why would I make the
effort to attend, only to see more of the same
boring old tractors? H's, C's,M's, and Johnny
Poppers display nothing after a thousand views.
Better to stay true to the cause, with a vintage
Oliver or Massey-Harris. I have no fond memories
of a Deere R clunking away, it was annoying 50
years ago, and hasn't changed. Pulling a 6 bottom
plow witha 1960 Oliver 1800 Diesel was impressive.
This ahead of it's time rig would be worth seeing,
instead of 5 more H's. I'm devoting time to
restoring more unique tractors, which I hope to
donate to museums, after a 'little' personal
enjoyment. Save your film for the correct green
or red.
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