[Farmall] Oldest Experimental Farmall Coming Up For Sale

[Terry Welch]

Well guys Guy would know. I have personally seen this tractor. It is different than my Regular in many ways. It would be a nice one to have. I figured the welding was to repair where it was cut to distroy it, so it did not get out to the public when IH was done with it. 

Guy Fay <fayguyma at execpc.com> wrote:  Yup, the archives has quite a bit of info on the '23 Farmalls. One other 
known to exist, but it disappeared a few years ago after being sold. I 
believe 23 or 26 built, don't know the number, most of those confirmed 
to be destroyed.

It's not an early production model. It technically is a pre-production 
tractor, although the serial number is from the experimental series.

John Hall wrote:
> I'm not doubitng anything about it's authenticity, but how does 
> someone know what is origianl to this machine and what has been 
> modified over the years? Has there been much research on prototype 
> Regulars and are there others known to exist?
>
> Definetly a conversation piece best displayed beside an early 
> production model!!
>
> John Hall
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>> Take a look, pretty different from a production Regular:
>> http://badgersteamandgas.com/nstone.htm
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