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Re: Hear you go mike a. tenn #2
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Posted by 1941 farmall a boy on February 19, 2007 at 14:01:42 from (216.98.171.35):
In Reply to: Hear you go mike a. tenn posted by 1941 farmall a boy on February 19, 2007 at 13:46:50:

the guy said it has like 29 stalls in it have no clue what year it was made. I got the rest of my :A: tore apart there is nothing left to take off of it looks like a junk yard hear now but i had my mom come out and look at it and i told her when i got the head off of it i need to find me a rebilt engine and see said oh no you wont she look'd at it and see said well i think u will i said it be a lot cheper to get one for aobut 200 300 bucks when it woud take me that much for the kit. So we are gonna look for one there is one place north of hear that all thay do is farmall and IH gonna get a hold of them and see. Ill get the pics of my pistons on hear to but i thout you woud like to see that barn
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