We're in the Kubota Room, but Check This Out!

[AStanton]

I saw this tractor parked outside a nursery/plant shop the other day. The owner said he painted it to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It got my attention.

 

[MossflowerWoods]

The feathers "sell" this whole concept.

David

 

[KennyV]

Looks like a McCormick Farmall A model... KennyV

 

[Deano]

Careful...may bring out the female in you!!!:shocked:

 

[Ace3]

Looks cool!

 

[jimbo64]

I saw this tractor parked outside a nursery/plant shop the other day. The owner said he painted it to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It got my attention.

great idea to bring attention to a serious problem-----hopefully a cure for this terrible condition is forthcoming in the near future--we have had to deal with this in our family as have many of you

 

[creekbend]

I respect the owner for helping to draw attention to this worthy cause. Thanks for posting.

 

[RobertN]

Cool to support the cause. Looks like they just rattle canned over dents, emblems and all.

Shame; those Loewy designs were pretty tractors. That would be a nice looking tractor with some bodywork, and the paint done nicely(even in pink).

I don't think the newer tractors have ever had lines like those old Farmall's(Leowy design) and JD(cant remember designer) of the late 1930's. That Farmall A/Super-A/100 sheetmetal was the pretty much the same from 1939 till they went to the sqaure fron in the 1960's.

My Kubota was a nice looking tractor, but was pretty squared off/industrial looking. My New Holland has nice lines if the loader is off, but nothing like those late 1930's designs.