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This is a 1934 John Deere D bought by my grandfather for $65 in 1962 [1st pic in 1963] and was used to plow ,last ran in 1968 ,and in 2007 I took over and started rebuilding it ,not going to restore it ,I like it's work clothes!
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Love old farm tractors . I learned to drive on one. I like it's work clothes too ! It earned every bit if dirt and rust :-)
I've got my great uncles 3 bottom little genius plow for it [and me] to play with. Thanks Manikin
THANKS FOR ALL THE LOVE!!!!!!!
found an old picture of it
thanks S_P and everybody else for all the love. I never thought this old tractor would be one of my popular pieces but it' got the the most love so far!My grandpa would love this
Thanks Ron,Hedge,and Vontrike!
The D is one of my favorite J.D"s nothing sounds better.
Mine too Wendling,But I have a long way to go till I can hear this one!
Thanks packrat!
love the looks bet i would like the smell and sound as well! thanks for sharing
Thank you very much artislove and your very welcome!
Thanks manikin!
Thanks collector4evr,trey,and miKKo!