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  1. J

    Value of a 1934 Fordson

  2. J

    Value of a 1934 Fordson

    I don't know if you can see the replies to other members but I know exactly where that serial number is and it just never came to mind to look there. All the medications I'm on just turns me into a real dumbbut sometimes. The tractor is sitting at my best friend's Farm where his widow lives. I...
  3. J

    Value of a 1934 Fordson

    I forgot to tell you. I currently live in Burleson. That's south border of Ft Worth on 35w towards Waco. I was born and raised in McAllen, Texas. Lived on a farm between Pharr and Edinburg off hwy 281 on Alberta rd. Raised by my Grandparents. Ranches throughout the Rio Grande Valley, Zapata, Ft...
  4. J

    Value of a 1934 Fordson

    Can I give you my email address? I can't get my picture and video to post. I don't understand what language they talk about when there is none in it. Can I not show the parent placard? That's all I can come up with. Just in case. [email protected] I know how to use email.
  5. J

    Value of a 1934 Fordson

  6. J

    Value of a 1934 Fordson

    I hope you have some patience with me. This is the first time I have ever been on a forum of any kind. I do not use a computer because I do not have one. All I have is this smartphone which is a lot smarter than I am period it has taking me almost 15 minutes from the time I got back on this site...
  7. J

    Value of a 1934 Fordson

    I have looked all over that tractor and for the life of me cannot find a placard with a serial number and model on it. The only thing I'm going by is what my dad had told me about 18 years ago and what I can find on the hood or grill rather that says Fordson and the placard above the steering...
  8. J

    Value of a 1934 Fordson

    The first one. I found a placard that has patent numbers and says Ford motor Company at the bottom but the grill says Fordson on it. The engine is built just like a model T. The shift pattern is almost backwards compared to most three speeds. It pretty much looks like your first one but it has a...
  9. J

    Value of a 1934 Fordson

    I inherited a 34 Fordson from my father. It runs and operates well. One new rear tire. The fronts are what are supposed to be original! It is in original configuration and except for him having put a GM alternator on it for 12v battery for easy starting it is amazing how good the condition is...
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