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bought my 2nd H today...
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Posted by Steven@nd on February 02, 2002 at 16:50:28 from (12.23.184.63):
Paid $150 for a complete 1942 Farmall H. Everything is there except for the lights. Tin is ok, has some dents but easily fixable. Narrow front end, one front tire flat and ruined and one back tire flat and ruined, along with a rusted out rim on the back tire. So I have 1 more good front rim and tire plus another front rim, and another rear tire and rim. Between the 2 H's I have now I will be able to make a good one and will have leftover parts for sale sometime this spring. Sorry no pics yet, next weekend will try to get some. I already got the head off and this head looks really decent, engine is stuck and looks more worn than the other H, but could end up being a better block yet. By the way, the H I bought early Jan is SN 101821 and the one I bought today is SN 101816. Steven
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