What was the sexiest tractor ever built?

[Industrial Toys]

How can you say that. Fit and finish. A thumb could fit in the door crack in one place and a pinky at the other end. lol

It wasn't even top of the line, but I would put the interior of my Fathers 72 Delta 88 against ANY, and I mean ANY vehicle today for interior comfort and finish. NONE of this milk jug, plastic interior garbage. And cloth seats more like a plastic picnic table cloth.

 

[the old grind]

... In 73 they added low impact numbers, and I didn't care for the styling of that.

Boy, have I got your bumper.

My'77 Nova was my all time favorite car, '88 LeSabre second. I've had six 'buyers' accept my price for the old '80 L-82 'Vette despite <30k mi on it but nobody ever has the $5k.

My sexiest tractor to me is my T1520, esp looks and handling. 11' tires on 11" x16" rims made the last Deere look tough, though.

 

[Jstpssng]

I cannot think of any 1973 model cars that are on anyones most beautiful list.

What was there to like about a stock 1973 Camaro? I swear that the designers sat down and said "We can never top what we've already built. So let's see how butt-ugly we can make this car."

 

[Industrial Toys]

That 1520 tractor is sexy. I always found some tractors with a heavy front axle and wide beefy smooth front tires to be attractive. 80s internationals were like that.

I always found our 6200 to be more SEXY without the clunky FEL.

 

[the old grind]

Yeah IT, that Deere totally has a 'look', like that red one Rick B posted. Say brutalism had its day in more ways than architecture. ('50s thru '70s)

 

[duramaxsky]

Boy, have I got your bumper.

My'77 Nova was my all time favorite car, '88 LeSabre second. I've had six 'buyers' accept my price for the old '80 L-82 'Vette despite <30k mi on it but nobody ever has the $5k.

My sexiest tractor to me is my T1520, esp looks and handling. 11' tires on 11" x16" rims made the last Deere look tough, though.

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I bought an 81 Vette new. I miss that car. I wish I still had it. If you have a clean 80 for 5k I wish I lived closer to you. One 73 I do like is the Vette. I like the rubber front and chrome rear. But that car is love or hate. No one seems to have a neutral opinion of it. I know the later C3s were among the slowest Vettes. I still like them. The molded in spoilers look good. And they had the nicest interiors of the C3s.

 

[Industrial Toys]

If it went 100 mph, it could have been in an (original) MAD MAX movie! A couple of prisoners strapped to the hood guard . lol

My Dad always said he liked the look of the JD with their long wheelbase. I don't see it in the AG tractors, but certainly the 10 series of TLBs.

 

[goeduck]

Are you talking the box style or the 68 to 72? Although I like them both.

I had to go down memory lane and google pictures of the Nova generations. I liked the 1968 to 1974 vintage the best.

 

[sd455dan]

What was there to like about a stock 1973 Camaro? I swear that the designers sat down and said "We can never top what we've already built. So let's see how butt-ugly we can make this car."

Pontiac did "Much" Better than Chevy with the 2nd gen F bodies...

i may be a bit biased on that though

70 & 1/2 thru 73 Trans Ams and Formulas were great looking cars

This is the Beginning of Tomorrow

 

[1930]

I grabbed the wrong Mopar, didn't I? I thought that there was a small car which they had named after one of their former muscle cars.

To be honest, while it would be fun to have vintage Mustang, Camaro, or Challenger; if I was to spend the money I would probably get the newer version instead. They ride better and are more dependable than the old ones ever were.

Edit: after reading further I saw the comments about the Mitsubushi. I feel vindicated.

There was and your thinking of the Dart. Chrysler ( or whomever it is these days ) ought to be ashamed