Jubilee

[NWMO 901 SOS]

I don t think I had seen headlights on top like this, very nice Jubilee still working.

 

[Sean in PA]

That looks like the special order NAA-WALLEE option package.

 

[Fordfarmer]

A giveaway that it had a loader on it at
one point.

 

[Jim L WA]

(quoted from post at 20:57:30 04/03/23) A giveaway that it had a loader on it at
one point.

Yep, I just moved the lights up like that this past weekend on my Ferguson because the F.E.L. lift arms and hoses kept interfering with them.

 

[NWMO 901 SOS]

The owner said it had come with a loader, I didn t realize Ford built some tractors with this light position. Nice old rig and still at it.

Chris

 

[Check Break]

I stumbled on to something similar yesterday without the lights. Same condition except for tires, with loader and Sherman U/O. Not sure if I'm going to buy it. I need a gas tractor like I need a hole in the head.

This tractor has the 1954 grill emblem, not the Jubilee emblem. If I got the serial number right, it was built in late 1953. Anyone know if NAA-s were built in '53 that weren't sold as Jubilees. It could have a replacement emblem, or I could have the serial number wrong.

This post was edited by Check Break on 04/04/2023 at 05:22 pm.

 

[Sean in PA]

If it was built late in 1953, then it could have been considered a 1954 model year tractor and so it got the 1954 badge. They started building the original 1953 model year NAA's (a.k.a. Jubilee) in late 1952 and those all got the Golden Jubilee badge even though the official year of the Golden Jubilee of the Ford Motor Company hadn't actually arrived yet.