Look What I Found

BillyP · Nov 8, 2005

I found this old Ford in the corner of my pasture Sunday. I called the sheriffs office but no tractors have been reported stolen. Called all the neighbors I can think of also. The battery is missing and it's out of gas.

If no one claims it, I guess it's mine? What model is it?

Deerlope · Nov 8, 2005

Someone has changed out the gen for an alt. Could be a 2N, 9N or 8N.

tlbuser · Nov 8, 2005

I'm thinking 8 or 9N. The 2's didn't have floorboards, just pegs, right?

Soundguy will probably have the right answer for you.

2N pic.

MossRoad · Nov 8, 2005

When was the last time you were in that area of your property?

BillyP · Nov 8, 2005

The best I can say is it was left there between Saturday evening and Sunday evening.

RedRocker · Nov 8, 2005

Dang, so that's where my tractor ran off to. If you wouldn't mind bringing it back home I'd appreciate it. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

DMF · Nov 8, 2005

It's not your birthday or anything is it? /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

BillyP · Nov 8, 2005

Plus room and board, storage fees, finders fee.... /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

By the serial number, it's an 8N.

RHughes · Nov 8, 2005

And to think the only things I find laying around my property are empty beer cans folks pitch out from passing cars /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

pennwalk · Nov 8, 2005

9N/2N/8N? According to this page it is an 8N. There seem to be lots of those old Fords. All together they must have done tons of work in their lifetimes and there are still lots of them working.

Chris