I have 3 model A fords. One is a 2 door sedan, one is a coupe and the other is a pickup. I used to take them to car shows but got tired of people thinking that it was ok to sit in the seat or open the hood. I do not recall anyone looking down their noses at my poor mans vehicles and I never had to worry about people talking about my cars as it seemed everyone remembered a family member who once had one.
It seems different at the tractor shows though. I noticed that the crowd seemed to hang around shiny, over painted models that never looked like that, even when new. Sure they looked nice but a little unreal to my eyes. There is a town nearby me that has a farm expo every fall and they do have some tractors that local farmers bring there. They are not restored but straight from being used on the owners farm and are displayed in their work clothes. A lot of them are Olivers and many are IH ones like 1206 or Super H or M models with other brands on display. I enjoy that event!
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