Posted by 51BJOHNDEERE on October 01, 2007 at 18:15:14 from (69.66.244.21):
I know this is far fetched but it is worth a shot in my eyes. My Grandpa passed away when I was in 6th grade. He collected antique tractors. All John Deere except for one. All the other tractors were passed out to the grandkids except this one tractor. I of course was too young at the time to buy it or to convince anyone to keep it. It was a 1950 Farmall C Demonstrator. That was the last tractor my Grandpa restored before he passed away. It was sold to a local man in Iowa and then shortly there after sold to a lady in Tennessee who owned a museum or was somehow involved with a museum. It was very nicely restored and painted white since it was a demonstrator. The serial number for this tractor is FC51333 (1815). It was sold sometime in late 1999 or early 2000. Any information at all about the whereabouts of this tractor or any leads at all would be appreciated. I know I may never find the tractor again but I cannot help but try to find it.
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