[AT] What's the "rarest" tractor you own?

[Dean Van Peursem]

Joe,

You could talk to Walter Keller in Wisconsin. He knows what rare really is. First and last serial
#'s are his specialty. Or one of kind such as an incomplete JD GP over the top steering that he paid
$175,000 for since only one was made. 

Dean VP
Snohomish, WA 98290

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I'm asking this question because I get so tried of all classified ads that ask inflated sums of
money for a "rare" tractor that they only made 15,000 of, or something like that.  I know it doesn't
really matter, but I thought it would be interesting to see whats actually out there.  In reality,
aren't all of our tractors "one of a kind" as no two have been modified by the previous owner's
exactly the same.

For me it's a UG Mineapolis Moline, one of only 100 built (mine's #79).  I also have an old style
Oliver 88, one of 1,200.  Everything else is run-of-the-mill generic stuff.

Enjoy, Joe
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