Posted by cj in wisconsin on December 30, 2009 at 14:00:14 from (67.209.83.122):
Got my days work done and am a little bored, figured I would stir the pot a little. Winter usually brings out the worst in many people ya know. So anyway an old friend of mine passed away about a month ago. This old boy was a collector of everything, and I mean everything. But his pride and joy was his tractor collection. Many, many old tractors, steam tractors, stationary engines etc etc etc. He has no family except for a niece who knows nothing about his collection. I have no way of controlling what goes on, but man if someone could only keep his collection together, perhaps a museum or non profit of some sort what a cool display it woud be. I am sure there will be an auction in the spring when the snow melts. What a sad day it will be. I think he even has the prototype for the "Essex Tri Directional" in his collection. I wonder what that will bring:>)
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