Super WD-9

I live is SE Wyoming and bought this tractor in 1973. The person I got it from had put rice tires on it, so no liquid in tires. I eventually bought the homestead of the same person and have found what I think are another set of fenders for it as well as fenders, lights etc for some Massey 55's. This man had built two 4x4's in the late 50's using Massey rear ends, so there are a lot of those parts still here. I was in Jr Hi at the time and can remember them running with GM diesels.

Thanks again for your help and encouragement. If I get this off the ground, I will hopefully get to know some of you better.

DWB

Restored, who knows, but I'd say around two-three thousand tops if it was top-notch....but it'd most likely cost you more than that to get it there. Tires alone would eat up a big chunk of that....and if there's been fluid in the tires like most of these big tractors had, the rims are probably shot too....and since it has a cab the fenders are probably gonna need some extra attention...etc. etc.

Don't let me discourage you though- if you want to fix it up for yourself, it sounds like a great start for a project. Those big ol' tractors are really neat in my opinion. Just don't make the mistake of thinking you're gonna make a huge profit on the deal.