Great Thread. Purely for looks i'd have to pick one of the Cockshutts. Ballistic nose, nice lines to the rest of the tin. And the yellow and red are excellent together. The Ollies - 77, 88 etc with the side tins are likely my second favorite. And I know a lot of you don't like the little Fords but one of the reasons they sold so dog gone many of the 8Ns is because they are handsome little buggers. Enough so that mama gave the final nudge and the old man signed on the dotted line. Uglyest to me are some of the Molines. Boxy things. Even the Russkies built some better looking tractors than those. To those who don't much pay attention to how a tractor looks I just say that I wish they could. Aesthetics are a big part of life.
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