Allis Chalmers?

ESVADuke · May 28, 2021

I was asked to do s site review of a ranch being donated to a university in central Texas, and this tractor was in the barn. I think it is an Allis Chalmers, but have no idea of the age or model, it belonged to the donor/owner's grandfather.

Any information and potential value would be appreciated.

old · May 28, 2021

4th picture tell you what model it is. It clearly show the WC which is what it is as per that picture.

DaveBN · May 28, 2021

As old says, it is an Allis Chalmers WC. Those were/are nice tractors.
Would be 1940's vintage.
Dave

TractorTucker · May 28, 2021

If it runs and tires hold air, 1000-1500.
Non running w/ flat tires maybe 500.

showcrop · May 29, 2021

They are popular with the pullers. It would be worth 30% more on Pulloff.com than when advertised anywhere else.

ESVADuke · May 29, 2021

Thanks for the replies, great help!

wheat straw · May 29, 2021

My grandpas last tractor was a late wc. He died in
1955. Lived south west of Waketa near Sand Creek OK.
Any body on here from that area.
Andy

jm. · May 29, 2021

You guys sure are generous ,in these parts man would be lucky to get an offer ,maybe someone would pull it out for it 200 would be the most it would bring .

leroy in ne · May 29, 2021

serial number chart to left dates it as a very late 1946 or a 1947 WC. I could not read all the #'s

johnofnewhaven · May 29, 2021

Traditional Farmer · May 29, 2021

I'd say that is a more realistic figure,I just bought a real nice WD with good tires,rims,exceptional sheet metal for the age for $500.Drove it on the trailer.

Bruce SEKs · May 29, 2021

If it Wakita, Okla. I grew up at Jefferson, close to Medford and Pond Creek, Okla

Bruce SEKs · May 29, 2021

If it is Wakita, Okla. I grew up at Jefferson, close to Medford and Pond Creek, Okla I haven't heard of Sand Creek

RedMF40 · May 29, 2021

(quoted from post at 19:27:42 05/28/21) I was asked to do s site review of a ranch being donated to a university in central Texas, and this tractor was in the barn. I think it is an Allis Chalmers, but have no idea of the age or model, it belonged to the donor/owner's grandfather.

Always interesting to see a barn find. This one looks to be sunk about 10-20 years into the dirt, no ignition wires, possibly scavenged for use on another machine but who knows? It'll make a fun project for someone, hope they can bring it back to life.

Armchair estimate: $300 tractor.

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