Posted by Nebraska Kirk on February 18, 2010 at 21:10:55 from (207.91.4.147):
In Reply to: An All Red 22-36? posted by Tom in Iowa City on February 18, 2010 at 19:25:17:
Since IH stopped making the 22-36 in 1934 and IH did not switch over to red until Nov. 1 1937, then all 22-36s would have been painted gray at the factory, unless, of course, someone special ordered one painted another color. It has been pointed out before that the original gray paint was poor quality compared to today's standards and it did not take long for sun, rain and snow to remove the paint entirely. I doubt many tractors in that day were stored indoors out of the weather.
Yes, Tom, it is your tractor and you can paint it any color you want! My own personal opinion is to paint it gray.
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