I too was into cars but have always been around farms. Most of the guys who show tractors either have one owned in the family or one like one that was owned by the family, or they have one that suits the need they use it for. I can say one thing, JUDGING WILL KILL the fun of tractor shows!!!! If you go to one and watch, the real shiney ones will draw a few folks over to look, but the good running ol crusty's will have a crowd. Especially if you get them out and pull a plow or a people moving wagon instead of letting them sit there looking crusty or shiney depending on the case. I don't clean mine up before they go to a show. I have had more people say "Hey, look at this one, It has dirt on it, he still uses that one" Just get an original and have fun, that is what it is all about.
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