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1950 C white demonsrator
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Posted by Ed H. on March 28, 2004 at 20:58:42 from (216.93.117.60):
Just bought a 1950 farmall C , after the purchase i noticed that under 2 coats of faded and chipped red paint that the entire tractor is white (w/exception of the wheels and other attaching parts). All the casting numbers are late 1949, and the serial number indicates this was the 541st C tractor made in 1950> My question is:(and I hope Guy Fay responds) If i were to restore this tractor what should I do to document that is was a white demontrator, I know that there is alot of fakes out there....actually I'm thinking of showing the tractor just as it is ...thanks for any responds
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