Posted by John B. on December 24, 2008 at 14:34:40 from (38.114.64.131):
I had an F14 and sold it back in 2004 for $3500.00 on ebay. It was on the classic tractor calendar in July of 1997. The photographer Ralph Sanders who took the pictures for the calendar also wrote two books and used all of his calendar tractor pictures.
My question is;
How long did production actually last on the F14. I was told once they were made for 6 months in 1938 and 6 months in 1939. This would make sense since the Farmall H came out in 1939 to replace the F14. It would only be a total of 12 months production but produced in 1938 & 1939.
Can any one answer this. I'll try to download a picture of my 1939 Calendar Tractor
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