Posted by Brent Zappe on September 14, 2017 at 07:28:03 from (104.192.88.65):
I got this call yesterday this man has a what he said is a G.M.C. tractor. He said they are rare and few of them. He wants his to be restored to stock. It has been threw the family for years and it was order and delivered to this valley when it was new. Question was there any thing like this? could it be like the GM tractor I might had read about in tractor books? How easy is it to find parts for it may I ask? you know engine rebuilding stuff. He claims it is all there and it only needs to be restored. No it is not for sale but he heard about the work I do and he wants me to Restore it. I tried to tell him I do not even have a shop yet but he still insist that he wants me to do his tractor when I have time. I am still unclear what this tractor is I am going to meet up with him next month to see it and see what I got my self in to.
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