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Finding Grandpa's Farmall H - Firth Nebraska
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Posted by Doug Smidt on February 08, 2006 at 12:22:51 from (192.43.65.245):
I have a general question for the group. I've been thinking for years about tracking down my dad's and grandpa's old tractor. I know its a needle in a haystack thing but would anyone have some suggestions about how to go about it? The farm was outside Firth Nebraska and went to auction in the mid 70's when grandpa retired. I'm working to find the auction company and see if they have records of the sale to chase it down that way. Have any of you done something like this and had any luck? thanks for any help you may give. Doug Quad Cities Iowa
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