I think the 300 and 350 would be great choices as well and still have the older sheet metal. I think you're on the right track. Nothing wrong with a Super C or C, etc... just get one that's not been messed with. I like the B as well (grew up with one... and now own it myself). Friendly little tractor with a wide stance. You can haul 10 people on a wagon, but I'd only do it on flat or nearly flat land. It's got the oomph but you might get pushed going downhill. That being said, I remember my grandfather and uncle hauling well over two tons in a wagon with the B up and down hills.
A 300 or 350U would be a great versatile tractor and low to the ground for those hills. They'd also have an independent PTO should you want to use pto implements (like a broadcast spreader)
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