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Antique tractor graveyard

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by cJared3b, Jul 20, 2009.

  1. cJared3b
    Joined: Feb 6, 2009
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    I found a stash of antique tractors and a few old 1 ton trucks in the middle of Georgetown, TX. Heres the pics:

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    This was next door:
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    This was cruising all over town:
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    This was around the corner:
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  2. Belchfire8
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    That place is a goldmine!!!
     
  3. Ranunculous
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    You didn't happen to see a guy in a jacket and tie that looked like a NY lawyer riding a Hoyt-Clagwell,didja?
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  4. fab32
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    I want that smooth wheeled one to roll my yard in the spring.
    the rest of the time I could use it to hold my mail box or as yard art. The battle between me and the neighbor lady (***** who turns everyone in for the slightest zoning infraction) is quiteting down. Time to stoke the fire.:eek::cool::D

    Frank
     
  5. Little Wing
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    better than cars NICE !!
     
  6. rusty1
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    ...cool old iron!...thanks for posting. ,,,ever notice old tractors have an ancient hot rod look,...they have big n littles too.
     
  7. that big one lunger is cool, they run nice and slow, and have a nice bark
     
  8. CJ Steak
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    from Texas

    That belongs to a very close friend of the family. What you were able to see from the street isn't even a quarter of what he has. I've known Louis since I was 7 years old, and he took me to a different spot on his property 3 months ago i never knew existed. I thought I had seen it all.

    Goldmine is right. A lot of those tractors are incredibly rare. He has people from overseas jumping all over him to get some of those things.

    He's a John Deere man through and through though! Go Green! :D
     
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  9. That TT Ford flatbed looks pretty solid, too.
     
  10. Ratty55
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    I thought for sure you guys would say somethin about the belly tanks.
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  11. doctorZ
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    i want that T pick-em-up!!!
     
  12. pimpin paint
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    Yeah, I've had a battle or two with my cities Code Inforcement a.k.a. the SS- I had my Farmall parked in the driveway when the ''hate mail'' started-
    seems it's against the law to have a tractor parked in your driveway, but it's legal if parked off the pavement with a flower pot on it!
     
  13. Retro Jim
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    There is some really nice old iron in that place ! Some nice Steamers in there !
    Here in Pa. the people would be going crazy trying to get all the steamers out of there . We have a huge amount of steam collectors around here that would love that place !
    I can't believe those Belly Tanks are sitting that close to the road !
     
  14. cJared3b
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    I figured someone on here had to know who they belonged to.

    I wish I brought my camera, all I had was the damn cell phone camera. Everytime you lug the big camera around, you never use it and when you dont bring it, you find this!:mad:
     
  15. cJared3b
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    The tanks were flat on the other end.:confused:
     
  16. 49ratfink
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    those eyesores would not be allowed here where I live.:mad:
     
  17. RAY With
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    Very unique tractors. You dont see this type of tractors every day and I saw plenty I have never seen before and live in the country.Thanks for posting. Something different is a treat for the eyes.
     
  18. seatex
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    Easy fix, 2=1 :cool:
     
  19. whid
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    cool stuff...................dave
     
  20. treb11
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    what kind of tractor uses drop tanks?
     
  21. Straightpipes
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    I've got 3 barns, One has cars, the other has hit & miss engines and 3rd has antique tractors. The one that appears to be a steam tractor is not. It's a Rumley Oil-Pull kerosine tractor and I want it!

    Hot rodders dig thru rusty **** and where do you think I found most of my treasure. Just today a longtime rodder and friend was digging thru the rusty junk out behind my barn and came up with a 32 Ford hood top.

    Thanks a lot for the pics. Is this thread still alive??
     
  22. Awesome pics Jared. There's a tractor graveyard about 5 minutes from my place as well. The guy is a ****head but he has a couple acres of vintage farm equipment, some in really nice shape. Few old cars too, but as I said, a ****head and he walks away when you ask about any of the cars. And I even rolled up in my cowbody cadillac Dodge Dually Diesel and wearing pearl snap shirt and Wranglers. Oh well.
     
  23. Chuckles Garage
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    eyesores?????


    more like eye candy!!!
     
  24. poofus1929
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    I want the drop tanks.
     
  25. Gasser 57
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    Really neat old iron there. Don't tell none a them rat rodders though, all them tractor grills in one place might be too much for em'. LOL
     
  26. awelker
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    Straightpipes, I know you had to spot the token Fordson in the pictures, don't disappoint me!
     
  27. bonez
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    The tractors are neat, i think most antique machinery would be intresting for us type of guys.
    Theres a pub here where every autumn they make a party for some reason i cant remember and a local farmer brings a few old tractors from his collection, he has few Lambos and other italian brands i dont remember, all runnin in and in top condition. This year i'll snap a few shots.Kool stuff indeed. They also sound the part.

    Then there is that big *** dually that appears to be a 50-ish chevy? the green-ish faded / patina one...what is it? is it a COE?
    Any front shots?
    Not that i could buy it if it was 4 sale, im just wondering and daydreaming a little...
    one of those would make me a happier person...:D
    Runnin around in a vintage COE around here would make quite an impact on the locals, not that thats my priority, but would add up nice to the feeling of driving that big beast!
    I know im gettin a lil OT, but having this kinda thoughts isnt healthy at all...makes me wanna have one bad.:( Vintage Flatbed COE=flatbed ****!
     
  28. Probesport
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    Must be terrible there.
     
  29. Straightpipes
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    Wow, I finally got you to make a post:D:D. How about an update on the belly tanker.
     

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