Posted by noncompos on September 01, 2007 at 09:56:32 from (67.40.248.106):
In Reply to: GO TRACTOR posted by VIRGIL PILCHER on August 31, 2007 at 21:08:44:
Virgil...with all due respect, can you try to be a little more communicative?..."still looking" implies you've been at it for awhile, but you don't tell us what you already know, so we don't send you stuff you already have..."good information"---what's good information?? People who owned them, restored them, have one??...people who know the history??...people who know the running gear, for parts, or places to try for parts??...original colors??...production figures?? and on and on...while searching "GO tractor" in the archives brings up 121K entries, there are a few actual GO posts in the alphabetical sections, and we don't know if you've seen them...
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