What was the sexiest tractor ever built?

[Hay Dude]

You are defiantly in the minority. No one was allowed to be who they were back then. Freedom of speach was curtailed.

Nahhhh. Silent majority :thumbsup:
‘sides, its not a freedom of speech issue.

 

[Jstpssng]

Yes, but which one did a better job paying homage to the past?

Old Nova
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New Nova :yuck:
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Old Challenger
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New Challenger :applause:
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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.

 

[Jstpssng]

First time I ran a tractor with a radio was a 4020 with a tractor radio bolted to the fender. The neighbors could hear the radio better than the operator!!

I had a truck like that once but didn't realize it at the time. Then one night after listening to it while stacking firewood I went to shut it off and couldn't believe how loud it was after bouncing off my neighbor's barn.

 

[the old grind]

'70-'74 Plymouth Barracuda and Dodge Challenger 'pony cars' were the street and Can Am racing series competitors to GM's F body Camaro and Firebird.

Charger is a bigger car, Challenger still smaller.

 

[arrow]

The aspect of "sexy" and "tractor" in the same sentence was foisted upon us by the country western song "She thinks my tractor sexy". Ok, I suppose it swims in a song but I'm in the camp of "no such thing". It's like thinking a cantaloupe or baseball glove as "sexy". Nope.

 

[goeduck]

Forgot about that one.... 1978-1983... Still looked better than the Nova. At least it had 2 doors.

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The original Nova was a widely underappreciated car at the time in my opinion. They look better than ever now.. good design.

 

[duramaxsky]

The original Nova was a widely underappreciated car at the time in my opinion. They look better than ever now.. good design.

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

 

[arrow]

The original Nova was a widely underappreciated car at the time in my opinion. They look better than ever now.. good design.

I agree. The 80's Mustang design was an abomination to its origins. The Nova lineup had a much better design integration with one panel gracefully flowing into another. That being said, the 67 was always my favorite Nova.

 

[MossRoad]

I had a white '62 4 door chevy II.
A misty turquoise 70 Nova
A blue 71 and a blue 72 4 door.

I like the 66-67 body style, and the 68-72. In 73 they added low impact numbers, and I didn't care for the styling of that.

 

[RickB]

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