MossRoad
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What was the sexiest tractor ever built?
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shaeff
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My MF 35 Utility, the normal red and gray machines might be better looking lol
oosik
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View attachment 656419. Sexiest tractor ever built - my current tractor. Paid off in full.
the old grind
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This thread is getting real, guys. :dance1: IMO, if it's "owned and operated" its sexy enough. Great pics on this page, too. :thumbsup:
Well then there's Thund .. er Moss Road, whose sweetie pie tractor might be as sexy as he is, but I won't ask for proof.
btw Moss, my street racing pal (he does, I don't) since he bought/built his new '73 still builds his sleepers on '68-'74s. Whatever he visits in, he leaves sounding like the car in the video. My neighbors don't complain, they like it.
Nice cars, but nobody around but myself has tractors. Well except those horse people next door. I like ALL o' y'all's, though.
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Edited to delete profane, vulgar rant about what a total A__ Admiral Beatty was. (Too OT) btw, he didn't have a tractor either. ..
Well then there's Thund .. er Moss Road, whose sweetie pie tractor might be as sexy as he is, but I won't ask for proof.
btw Moss, my street racing pal (he does, I don't) since he bought/built his new '73 still builds his sleepers on '68-'74s. Whatever he visits in, he leaves sounding like the car in the video. My neighbors don't complain, they like it.
Nice cars, but nobody around but myself has tractors. Well except those horse people next door.
I like ALL o' y'all's, though. - - - -
Edited to delete profane, vulgar rant about what a total A__ Admiral Beatty was. (Too OT) btw, he didn't have a tractor either. ..
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BrokenTrack
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For what it is worth, my wife says she likes men in black work boots driving tractors. That is good because I am always on them, and quite often wearing black work boots! :cool2:
As for tractors she likes me on:
#1=Bulldozer
#2=Skidder
#3=Kubota
But what SHE prefers to operate is:
#1=Kubota
#2=Bulldozer
(HATES the skidder...refuses to even drive the skidder)
As for tractors she likes me on:
#1=Bulldozer
#2=Skidder
#3=Kubota
But what SHE prefers to operate is:
#1=Kubota
#2=Bulldozer
(HATES the skidder...refuses to even drive the skidder)
goeduck
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1200 HP 72 Chevy Nova..... WOW! That ought to be on a launch pad!
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I agree. A LOT of classic design was ruined in the 70s.
Here that may be true beckoning differentiated tastes. Europe not so much in my mind. Cars designs ike the 73 Jag XKE or the Ferraris or the DeTomasso Pantera are timeless.
The poster that stated he liked the Firebirds I can concur with. If you notice, that car embodied the curvatures the the Eurpean designers liked.
goeduck
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What was not to like about the 70s ecoboxes in the US? ... oh wait... never mind...