If you are going to feature Ford Then make it a co feature with Ferguson as you cannot seperate them, in 1939 to 1947 the tractors all had both the Ford and Ferguson names on them, and as well since Ferguson became Massey Ferguson The Ferguson had the Massey name on them as well. also include then in feature and in doing that you need to include Massey Harris as all are interconnected with the different years and names. And doing it only one part of the family you will not get many exibitos but put all together you will have a large enough group to be able to have a feature. Way too many shows they think because Ford is usually smaller they have to include a non related tractor make as putting Allis with the Ford is a Good (VERRY BAD) idea. I am out of help in put on shows now due to age and health but I helped put on shows for over 30 years so I do know a bit about how things work, or what dosen't. A large feature like IHC, JD will work by itself but smaller groups and here Oliver is one just does not pull in a croud.
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