grandpa Love
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This is a neat Massey. I sure don't need it..... But someone does! Not mine, don't know seller...
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Geo-TH,In
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GP,
Thanks, never seen anything like it.
When it comes to automatic tranny, I shy away.
In 1960 my dad bought a New Ford 6000. The only new tractor he ever owned.
Farmers did the R&D on the 6000.
It was in the Ford shop more than in the field. SOS..
When Ford changed colors from red to blue, somewhere around 63, Dad was given a Blue 6000. That was a much better SOS.
To this day I shy away from SOS. If they break I'm afraid I'll be SOL.
Thanks, never seen anything like it.
When it comes to automatic tranny, I shy away.
In 1960 my dad bought a New Ford 6000. The only new tractor he ever owned.
Farmers did the R&D on the 6000.
It was in the Ford shop more than in the field. SOS..
When Ford changed colors from red to blue, somewhere around 63, Dad was given a Blue 6000. That was a much better SOS.
To this day I shy away from SOS. If they break I'm afraid I'll be SOL.
Smalltowner
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I remember the first red 6000 to reach our local ford dealer in August 1961. I remember because it was near my 13th birthday and I was with my dad. The ford dealership was adjacent to our Oliver and A/C dealer and only a couple blocks from our JD dealer so it drew a small crowd of farmers to the big ford lot. The 6000 was beautiful and several guys got to drive it around the lot. One guy took it into a side street that went to the rail yard and opened it up in 10th gear. It was fast!!!
Question...does anyone know what the selling price was?
Question...does anyone know what the selling price was?
johnofnewhaven
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Tractor Data states the price was $4,900 in 1967 for what it's worth. Tractor Data is not always correct.
caterpillar guy
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I've seen a couple around and ugly as homemade sin.
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