white american (please help)

a.rothermel · May 13, 2009

i was wondering if anyone could send me some pictures or post some on here of some white american 60 or 80's. I really like them a lot and would like to see some more pictures. All help will be appreciated. -thanks

Gary from Muleshoe · May 13, 2009

I'm a white american but I'm only 55 and don't have any good pictures anyway. LOL

Billy Shafer · May 13, 2009

Dang missed it by two years.

IHC Red · May 13, 2009

Here's a couple I Googled...

James Howell · May 13, 2009

Does this mean I got all "cleaned up" for nothing!

Man was I about to bark up the wrong tree!

Dean Barker · May 13, 2009

The bottom picture is of the specially painted White 185 as the Spirit of Oliver. I believe this tractor was sold to someone in Ohio.

S.Crum · May 13, 2009

There's gittin' to be less white Americans everyday.

Anonymous-0 · May 14, 2009

Im only 55 but some days I feel like Im 80. will that work?

james rumph · May 14, 2009

I got one better that we all know !

Press "1" for ENGLISH..........

Heart of Texas · May 14, 2009

Hi Gary, Had to make a quick run to Albuquerque last week that took me through Muleshoe. I sure was surprised to see an Allis Chalmers WC, Allis Chalmers G, & a Minneapolis Moline UBU sitting out by the street in 3 different locations. If I saw these 3 what did I not see? Stopped and visited with the owner of the Minneapolis Moline. Nothing like "South Plains Friendly." Muleshoe people have a great attitude. I think it comes with having a state champion football team! Mitch

Anonymous-0 · May 14, 2009

The second picture is of the Spirit of Oliver. It is built on the prototype of a 195 and then customized. The tractor was built in 1989 and was shown at all magor farm shows. It was sold to Graham Farm Equipment at a dealers only auction. John purchased it for my father,Gearald Moore, who lives in Marietta Oh. The tractor is taken to some local shows and is still used on the farm.

Leroy · May 14, 2009

The White American tractor was built in the Coldwater, Ohio plant for about 1-2 years before Agco shut down manufacture of all New Idea Machinery just a little over a year before they officially had there 100 year aniversery. Kept saying it was a tempory shutdown to make the 100 year mark but everybody new different.

Nancy Howell · May 14, 2009

Great pics. Was a little curious about this post because of the header, but learned about a couple of tractors I'd never heard of and got a few chuckles to boot. Cool!

jay-eye-see · May 14, 2009

After reading the original post last night I wondered what he was asking, I hadnt heard of this tractor. Then lo and behold, the question was regarding a tractor and was posted on a site about tractors. Imagine that ! Thanks for the pictures, LOL

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