[AT] Selling the Gauger Super-C

[Mike Sloane]

He didn't paint the inside of the castings with Glyptol? Then I don't 
want it. :-)

Actually, that is a very nice tractor and puts all of mine to shame. But 
I wouldn't be comfortable with something like that - I would be afraid 
to use it and possibly scratch the paint. Mine may not look good, but 
they work hard.

Mike

Paul Bazzetta wrote:
> Guys,
> 
> Hi.  It's time to sell one of the legendary Geoff Gauger "remanufactured"
> restored Farmalls.  I sold the farm. The 1952 Super-C must go before we take
> down the barn this summer.
> 
> These pictures tell the story of how Geoff takes a tractor COMPLETELY apart
> and remanufactures it back to perfect condition.  I paid $4,000 but will
> take $3500 firm. It has to go now.
> 
> http://albums.photo.epson.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=4045430&a=30552067&sp=1&showall
> =true
> 
> 
> There are only 3 complete Gauger tractors in existence today and this is
> second one he restored.  It is amazing.  Come see it even if you don't want
> to buy it.
> 
> Paul Bazzetta
> Genesee Depot, WI
> bazzetta at execpc.com


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