Posted by greenbeanman in Kansas on November 01, 2009 at 03:09:02 from (99.60.133.3):
In Reply to: Witchita Tractors? posted by Darin in Nebraska on October 31, 2009 at 23:46:56:
Orphan tractors sometimes seem to sell high with collection and price speculation at the forefront.
Perhaps a Wichita museum wanted it, perhaps a descendant of the original mfgs.
While I'm not at all familiar with the many tractors made in Kansas there were quite a number of them, most short lived. Same for autos.
Had halfway planned on going to the Wheatland Poppin Johnny swap meet but came down with a cold so didn't go. If you have a photo of it I would enjoy seeing it. Thanks for the post regardless.
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