Recently a reputable local auctioneer had a farm sale with a VAC Case tractor on it. They even had a photo of it on the auction bill and it didn't look too bad. It appeared like it was being currently used.
I drove 20 miles to the auction for that specific tractor, and when I got there it was junk. The distributor cap, plug wires, and other parts were missing, the tires were flat, the seat was a cobbled up mess, and it looked like it hadn't moved in five years. Either the photo on the auction bill was not the same tractor, or someone was very adept at taking a pic that showed only the best part.
I suspect the auctioneer was aware of the intense interest in tractors of that size and of that era and ran the photo figuring to pull more people to the auction.
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