[Farmall] White Cub

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A true demo is on the rare side. There are a lot of bootleg  demos out 
there too. The demo program was only run in the first 3 months of 1950  with the 
cub, super A and super C.... Just because the serial number falls into  the 
demo range does NOT mean it is a demo. I would suspect only   about 5% in  
the days production run were white.. white paint showing under  red is good 
and if the serial number is right then that's a lot better. if white  paint 
is in places such as under the hood, floor board, on wire harness it is  
probably  a demo. Document everything with pictures. every step.This is the  
only way to actually prove it was a real  demo  after restoration. I  own a 
true Demo cub with documentation. I have been offered 7 K  for it but  its not 
for sale.  
 
 
In a message dated 12/3/2011 10:59:49 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
ejpuckett at centurytel.net writes:

I guess  it depends on your location and who is interested.  Most of the 
ones  I have seen sell go about 10 to 20 % above the regular cub, though 
i am  not sure why, they are not that rare.  Some years entire production  
was less than the demo run.

On 12/3/2011 7:16 PM, Kevin Bish  wrote:
> I have a Farmall Cub that was a White Demo tractor. It would  need painted
> white again to be like original from the factory, cause  it was painted 
red
> over the white. It runs good. What do you think  something like this 
tractor
> is worth, without being restored?  I  have checked the serial numbers  
with
> some members on the list  before, and they all say it can very well be a 
Demo
> Cub. I have a  couple guys coming tomorrow to look at it, and just wanted 
a
> few ideas  about what to ask for the tractor, if I sell it?? Thanks,  
Kevin.
>
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