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Re: Re: 1966 international 806
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Posted by Phil Munson on March 21, 2003 at 19:24:44 from (66.218.5.222):
In Reply to: Re: 1966 international 806 posted by Bruce on March 21, 2003 at 18:06:54:
There is probably only one tractor better than the 806D, the 1206D, I know the 56s were great but, for durability, the 06s were the top of the heap. Yes a lot of morons will complain because they are not green. If they were, the morons would have them in their living rooms, bronzed and spit polished, and most folks could not afford to have one. So, you see, there is a reason for all those other, inferior tractors; it takes the pressure of the demand component of the really good ones so that more worthy folks, such as yourself, can savor and enjoy them. Get that puppy bought before some moron with a can of green paint finds it!
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