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Re: Most produced of all time
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Posted by Pete Tatham on July 15, 2000 at 16:01:39 from (62.7.62.10):
In Reply to: Most produced of all time posted by Philip Croff on July 13, 2000 at 19:30:19:
You Yanks tend to forget that a bloke called Harry Ferguson had a factory at Banner Lane, Coventry, England, turning out a tractor you may have heard of - the Ferguson T.E. No 1 came off the line in 1946, and the last of the series, number 517651 in 1956. By my reckoning thats 517651 of the type in 10 years. Beats anything John Deer, I.H. etc ever did!!!
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