Posted by Joeplanejoe55 on December 08, 2020 at 20:57:23 from (99.125.127.131):
In Reply to: Value of a 1934 Fordson posted by Joeplanejoe55 on December 08, 2020 at 09:40:03:
I forgot to tell you. I currently live in Burleson. That's south border of Ft Worth on 35w towards Waco. I was born and raised in McAllen, Texas. Lived on a farm between Pharr and Edinburg off hwy 281 on Alberta rd. Raised by my Grandparents. Ranches throughout the Rio Grande Valley, Zapata, Ft Stockton, Kent, Van Horn, and Toyah. I've grown everything from radishes to tangerines, Brahma to Longhorns, repair and rebuilt from D8A Cat to Farmall C highboy, Model T Ford's to Pontiac NASCAR, driving them all and everything in between and flew bush style planes in the oil field. There's a snapshot of my life. I'm now 5 year SSD and shouldn't be alive so I'm trying to empty the few things I have on my bucket list.
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