A couple of 400s side by side.

[CaseDC3]

Here are photos taken on Sept. 8, 2024, at our 33rd annual Fall Harvest Days in Union Grove Wisconsin. My 1956 400 alongside my friend's new CaseIH 400 Black Knight Demonstrator. 1 of 11 built. His is 1 of 1 built to his specifications.
My 411 is 1 of 1708 of the 411s built in 1956.

 

[Don Rudolph]

Here are photos taken on Sept. 8, 2024, at our 33rd annual Fall Harvest Days in Union Grove Wisconsin. My 1956 400 alongside my friend's new CaseIH 400 Black Knight Demonstrator. 1 of 11 built. His is 1 of 1 built to his specifications.
My 411 is 1 of 1708 of the 411s built in 1956.

That is a great picture, Tod. Any idea what that black one cost?

 

[CaseDC3]

That is a great picture, Tod. Any idea what that black one cost?

Don, in the neighborhood of having to use 2 commas and a lot of zeros. $3.00 corn won't get it done. The one with two colors cost me significantly less. It only needed 1 comma and 2 zeros.

 

[Don Rudolph]

Don, in the neighborhood of having to use 2 commas and a lot of zeros. $3.00 corn won't get it done. The one with two colors cost me significantly less. It only needed 1 comma and 2 zeros.

I'm afraid if the weather was really cooperative we'd have 2 dollar corn and 6 dollar beans again.

 

[Hoofer B]

I would guess around $500,000. My buddy has a big new Fendt He said it was $525K. Crazy!

 

[Wrangler1973]

I'll definitely go with the original 400. More character and uniqueness than that other one.

Gene

 

[CaseDC3]

I'll definitely go with the original 400. More character and uniqueness than that other one.

Gene

I agree wholeheartedly with you, Gene.