[Farmall] Regular

[Guy Fay]

<p>Teerry, I'd be interested in going, but as you say, probably not until after the first of the year.</p><p>In general, serial numbers below 501 for IH tractors usually indicate either a preproduction tractor (serials often start at 101, but there's really no hard fast rule about this) or experimentals (serial prefixes start with either Q or QC, numbers started off with 1 and went up starting about 1919.</p><p /><p>In the case of the experimental Farmall that was just sold, the 293 number was actually a Q-Number, which indicates it was the 293rd test article IH had built since 1919.</p><p /><p>> > > I will stop down to Al's place and take a look, Try and get some photos. Now that I have a good idea of what the serial # started at. Maybe I will try and get Mr Fay to tag along. I know I will not get there until after the firts of the year. When I do I will take some photos. > > Bob Currie <tractors at foothill.net />wrote: Terry, what Todd says is true, and if you!
  get a chance to go see it, we'd > sure be interested in some pix, or at least try to verify the serial number. > > > > _______________________________________________ > Farmall mailing list > http://www.antique-tractor.com/mailman/listinfo/farmall > </p>
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