[AT] Re: Studebakers /Allis B

[Ronald L. Cook]

I already have one, Charlie.  With a mower attached.  And I would let it 
go for $2500.00 too.

Ron Cook,
Salix, IA

CEE VILL wrote:

> If you want one to take to that show next year, Ron, there is one 
> advertised in the Rochester, N.Y. newspaper today. It was with a mower 
> attached of some sort for $2500.00. I'll bet if you came right up here 
> and bought it, you could almost drive it home in time for Thanksgiving 
> dinner. Whaddayathink?
> 
> Charlie V.
> 
> 
>> From: "Ronald L. Cook" <rlcook at pionet.net>
>> Reply-To: Antique tractor email discussion group 
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>> To: Antique tractor email discussion group <at at lists.antique-tractor.com>
>> Subject: Re: Studebakers - was Re: [AT] auction
>> Date: Tue, 21 Sep 2004 14:13:50 -0500
>>
>>>     That's a good one, Ron. I went from trying to drive my 40 Champion
>>> to a 40 Ford V-8 coupe. Quite a difference. The Ford would really throw
>>> stones on our crushed rock roads - dust too.  grins
>>>
>>> Cecil
>>
>>
>> HAHA!.  Yep, I have a friend that has his dad's 55 Studebaker pickup 
>> and I tell him that all the time.  He has pretty much learned to 
>> ignore me.  That little Stude has absolutely no power compared to the 
>> Ford and Chevys, but it IS still going.  My 40 Ford coupe is long 
>> gone, but I still have a 2 door.  It will throw stones, too.  The big 
>> problem on the gravel/stone roads is keeping the front...in front. <g>
>>
>> My wife and I attended a threshing bee last Saturday at Pierce, NE. 
>> and had an enjoyable time.  There were quite a few tractors there.  
>> They were featuring Case and Cockshutt and there were some fine 
>> examples.  It was the first assembly of tractors I have attended in 
>> quite some time where there was not one Allis Chalmers B.  I thought 
>> those little buggers were everywhere.
>>
>> Ron Cook
>> Salix, IA