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Tractor Blasphemy...Part 2

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grayrider

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Not mine, just saw this 2N Ford posted on Craigslist for sale, this is up in Grandpa Love?s neck of the woods, Central Alabama
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Dad took credit for having the first blue Ford. He painted a 9N blue in the late 50s before my uncle bought his Dexta. He had some blue paint here,so he used it.
 
That tractor is just trying to establish it's own identity. Drab gray doesn't cut it's enthusiasm for life. I bet it would be even happier if it had a CASE two tone outfit to wear. HeHe
Loren
 
(quoted from post at 17:05:23 05/21/18) That tractor is just trying to establish it's own identity. Drab gray doesn't cut it's enthusiasm for life. I bet it would be even happier if it had a CASE two tone outfit to wear. HeHe
Loren
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The only reason to paint something in the Case two tone is if you Can't Afford Something Else in paint...…... :lol:

Rick
 
When I worked for Allis Chalmers in the early 70s we had a special order for tractors for the state of Ohio D.O.T. they wanted them painted White.
 
When I worked for Allis Chalmers in the early 70s we had a special order for tractors for the state of Ohio D.O.T. they wanted them painted White.
 
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