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This is a 1/16 scale Virginia Classic Farm toys reject, it was sold as a kit from a tractor that is made of ABS plastic and must have came out of the mold bad so you had to cut the bad rear section off of it and add all of the powerplant parts. I built it in 1994 and cost $15 for the kit,but I've never seen another.
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Nice! I have the tractor but never saw the power plant before. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks AzTom, somewhere I have the ad from the Toy Farmer Magazine ,which is where I bought the kit from,and I don't have one of the tractors...yet.
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AzTom I found the ad! in a 1994 Toy Farmer
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Thanks petey and vetraio!