this is my uncles. he teaches ag mechanics and his classes restore one or two tractors every year. he bought this for my aunt and then the kids restored it in class. he showed it around texas and actually was in the rodeo in houston. they mow with it some so its had some wear and tear since its show stopping days, wish i had pics of it back then.

heres a pic of it the other day, i went to pick it up to bring it home for a school parade. i detailed it today and ill post pics of it in the parade on friday. she purs like a kitten :)

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this is my buddy driving it around my neighboorhood lol

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just the small amount of work i did on this thing today really makes me want to restore one myself lol. my dad has a some farmall steel wheel and a super A thats in pretty poor condition but runs well. i think its time to trailer it home from the ranch and start restoring it ;)

this is my mom's cub that dad restored and showed for a while

ive never seen a white one. did they come like that way back when?

The white cubs were Dealer Demo models.

so its more rare?

io looked at a deer lease a few years back in moran texas.this old farmer had 3 diff garages full of farmalls. they were all in great shape and started on the 1st or 2nd crank.i think he had around 30 restored tractors in all.i kno he sold hard to find parts also.i can get his number if any of you need it for some reason.his name was sam i think

i might because i think my dad and i are gonna bring home his super a to restore soon. i lost my pm privaleges so ill have to ask you on this thread though. thanks

ill get it tonight,his number is at home.sam simpson was his name

Here is my...hum, can't remember the year but don't matter much, i'll call it a early '40's farmall h

i like it :)

so its more rare?


From what I understand, they are no different than red cub's. When the dealer was done demoing them they painted them red and sold as used. They are hard to find because they left the dealer red. You have to find the white under the red.

Nice looking cub. MY buddy has a H

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It was in moran texas off of H-20 a few miles.his biz card says collector of farmall tractors,but i kno he sold rare parts also.

From what I understand, they are no different than red cub's. When the dealer was done demoing them they painted them red and sold as used. They are hard to find because they left the dealer red. You have to find the white under the red.

ahh i see

thanks dentpusha

at the parade

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