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Need some advice on that there 1206.....
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Posted by Steven@nd on February 21, 2002 at 17:25:04 from (12.23.184.53):
I am trying to buy it. Hopefully will get it pretty cheap too. I guess I can't afford more than $500 right at the moment anyways. In researching I have found that there were 1,589 of the standard tread International version made. Since that is about how many 600's were built I assume this to be pretty rare, correct? My plan is if I do buy it I am going to just have to let it sit out in the weather for a few more years (exhaust covered of course) and let the engine soak to loosen things up. My question is this: Do you guys think it will be a worth project when I can afford it? Or should I leave it sitting where it is? I really like the way the 1206 looks without a cab on it, and would love to have one of the first factory turboed tractors made. Thanks in advance for any advice/comments!
Steven
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