Guess mine's worth $5,000.00

scott#2 · Oct 13, 2008

Don't see anything special here, just dont get it, never could get anything at their sales, always way too high.
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Oldiron29 · Oct 13, 2008

scott, It falls in the accepted serial # of super A demo. Mabe be there is more than you can see in the pictures. oldiron29

scott#2 · Oct 13, 2008

Ooop's, didn't even think of that.

Where can those number ranges be found for them thar "special" tractors, aren't in any of my books. I run across stuff all the time, sure would be nice to know when I come across something other than a standard tractor.

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J.J. from Afton · Oct 13, 2008

The "Accepted" serial numbers are as follows

C-47010-54411
Super A-281269-285298
Cub-99536-106511

That is according to past posts by various members on this discussion board.

CNKS · Oct 13, 2008

Those numbers are for Jan, Feb, March of 1950, when the white demos were assembled. What is not known for sure is whether or not IH made some white, switched back to red and then decided to paint more white, or whether the whole 3 months production was white.

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