Posted by 440roadrunner on October 04, 2012 at 19:33:58 from (76.178.190.178):
In Reply to: 1930 Farmall Regular posted by Nebraska Kirk on October 04, 2012 at 18:30:31:
beautiful!! Even at the (now) tender age of 64, when I was young our small place had a Regular, and I spent many hours on that monster. It was so hard to handle on our rough ground, I used to scoot forward and clamp my knees around the wheel, hang on and brace my arms on my legs. Even got away from my Dad a couple of times. We sold it around 2000/2002 and I DROVE it onto the trailer.
The day we sold it, and at bottom
As it was around 59/60, my little brother/ sister
This post was edited by 440roadrunner at 19:40:24 10/04/12 2 times.
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