I thought I read 264,000 somewhere. What ever the number is, is still a lot lower than other models of tractors. Over 500,000 8N's and similar numbers for the Ferguson model sold in the same period. 4020's were mostly a N. American tractor but some people don't consider that world wide is a much bigger market. 4020 production from 1964 to the end of 1969 is 157,159 according to this website. That's not enough to be the most popular tractor from the 60's. MF 135's just built in the UK numbered 141,324 from 1965 to 1969. U.S. and France production numbers a would add significantly to the grand total. I don't know about other makes of tractors but the 4020 was not the most popular tractor from the 60's. It may have been the most popular in its size though. Dave
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