Posted by VA Gasman on March 07, 2014 at 05:19:01 from (75.197.243.226):
2 years ago I was at an auction to look at an old H that had been sitting under a tree for 5 years waiting on estate sale. As I looked it over everything was there and original. I could not find any alterations. All metal was good but both rims had bead area corroded away and tires were half flat and broken. I noticed the decals under my eyes and glasses appeared to have been fine brush painted. I was sure that in the circle around the H brush stroke could be seen. Tractor had never been repainted was in it's old clothes. I ran it to $775 and it sold at $800. The guy that bought it worked a couple of hours had it started and drove it off but cut off and then they trailered it. Here's the question... Did they ever paint the main lettering on Old Farmalls? This one had a perfect job.
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