[Farmall] Some ads from teh 9/27 Lancaster Farming

cvill cvill at frontiernet.net
Sat Sep 27 18:29:16 PDT 2008


I do not recall seeing the washtub, Skip.  I couldn't afford to own one 
.  I remember they had a reputation for roof rattles and maybe a couple 
of water leaks.  I was still driving a '47 Ford club coupe at that time 
which followed the three successive 1951"s that I had owned. 

Tractor Ref--At home we then still used a '38 F-20 and an unstyled JD 
model L.  The old Farmall regular sat in disrepair, having been replaced 
by the F-20. 

Charlie




Skip Cleveland wrote:
> Prices: $15 -25,000 for good to fine examples. Three times as much for a 
> supercharged '57. (Google ref.)
> You do remember the square galvanized wash tub afixed to the trunk floor for 
> the luggage, to keep it out of the top mechanism's way.
> Skip
>
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "cvill" <cvill at frontiernet.net>
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>   
>> The 'Flip top box"
>>
>> Also known as a retractable hardtop.  The roof power folded into the trunk 
>> area. I worked for a Chevrolet dealer in '59 and '60.  He had a beautiful 
>> '57  red and white retractable (used) in his showroom.  If I recall the 
>> price was $1695.00 or maybe $100.00 more.  In April of 1960, the Ford RH 
>> celebrated a one year anniversary, still sitting in the showroom. The 
>> price today some 48 years later--???  Probably a couple of bucks more.
>>
>> Charlie in WNY
>>
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