Well I have aquired yet another old gem. A friend had inherited some old property and had a barn and an old house on it. Well in the barn sat the CC. It is complete and tin is good and straight. The motor is tight but has been indoors so maybe not to bad. It is the original tractor to the farm from switching away from horses. Now the questions,It has rubber on rear and steel up front,what rims could i use to get rubber on the front. I gave 500 for the tractor and a set of old 38 inch duals with good tread for another project, you guys think that is fair e nough???
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