I didn't get too close (show too much interest) as I didn't want the guy to realize I may want to buy it. The stamped letters are plain as day. I think the numbers could be made out, BUT I didn't notice the plate too closely. I did notice flanges..I guess that is the word, on the outside of the rear axles, but it looks as if it were converted to a regular "configuration". Regular 450 hubs and a rowcrop front end. I know it has a breather cap that I have seen on cotton tractors, but wasn't sure if there were "tell-tell" signs, short of looking at the casting numbers.
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