Posted by wilsonfire on November 21, 2007 at 12:53:30 from (65.77.65.81):
In Reply to: Ford diesel 2000 posted by bobsundance on November 21, 2007 at 08:41:43:
Bob, I"m looking at a photo book Titled "Ford Farm Tractors of the 1950"s. Author Randy Leffingwell. Its loaded with large photos of all the tractors everyone mentioned. Try to find a copy. It appears the front grill area is from a Dexta and the top hood is from a 2000. The side panels of the hood don"t match anything exactly. I"m guessing, just like the other guys. These tractors were not identical with different badging. It"s possible someone crashed the nose of the tractor and replaced it with a horse of a different color that would bolt on. Start research with all the serial numbers on the entire tractor. Great Restoration job- we like seeing tractors working.
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