1976 GMC Sierra
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1960-1964 Studebaker Champ
56' Chevy... This is why people shouldn't live north of the ohio river, they get really strange ideas....
What? That's a good-looking plow, lol... 
All out of car pics so... they are european. Does that make them more sporty? 
That green one reminds me of my German Duetz. Older for sure. But the color is right, my wheels are red as wellAll out of car pics so... they are european. Does that make them more sporty?
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The last one looks just like a MassyF. The paint, even placement of various controls. But it was labeled european where I found it. I can't make out the lettering.
Hood sure looks like a Massey
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MF model 35. You can tell it is gas and not diesel because of which side the exhaust pipe is on.
I worked on several back when I was the "MF-guy".
No, the wheels weren't white, they were grey.
A diesel.
If you look close, you can see the injector pump:
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That looks like a detriot made machine, sure it preformed like one. Dad and I got a massy 451 not long after I moved back to the farm, Brazil made. I’ve never liked it. It never felt right, feels cluttered. Levers to close together and never the right length for the average joe. Must be tiny farmers in Brazil.
It’s been worked hard though. Only had two major issue in 20yrs. Once I smoked the clutch baling hay. Smoke rolled out from some where. I assumed there were flames and tried to get the tractor n baler out of very thick hay. Thought I was going to burn up the whole field. Choking on smoke, barely see, the clutch came apart.
Had to haul the tractor to some guy near hamilton al for repairs. Promptly smoked the new clutch trying to load it on the trailer to come home. I had to drive up again a few days later, another long trip on curvy roads with a 24ft trailer.
My grandpa used to say ‘if that throttle isn’t wide open you’re not working’. I don’t abuse equipment but I don’t treat it with kid gloves either. It’s a tool, I use it. When it wears out i rebuild it or get another. So other than the clutch and psteering pump that also came apart it’s run good. Still wish we’d have gotten something in green. I'd have been happy with that 4020, would have cost a lot less for a refurb.
It’s been worked hard though. Only had two major issue in 20yrs. Once I smoked the clutch baling hay. Smoke rolled out from some where. I assumed there were flames and tried to get the tractor n baler out of very thick hay. Thought I was going to burn up the whole field. Choking on smoke, barely see, the clutch came apart.
Had to haul the tractor to some guy near hamilton al for repairs. Promptly smoked the new clutch trying to load it on the trailer to come home. I had to drive up again a few days later, another long trip on curvy roads with a 24ft trailer.
My grandpa used to say ‘if that throttle isn’t wide open you’re not working’. I don’t abuse equipment but I don’t treat it with kid gloves either. It’s a tool, I use it. When it wears out i rebuild it or get another. So other than the clutch and psteering pump that also came apart it’s run good. Still wish we’d have gotten something in green. I'd have been happy with that 4020, would have cost a lot less for a refurb.
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"PEANUT, YOU DA BOMB!!!" 
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I like this car!!!! Wouldn't mind cruising thru town just once. 1930 Bentley Speed
1937 Mercedes Benz 540 K Special Roadster... wouldn't be a bad ride either.
A carnival ride and a go-kart fell in love...
Hey, he's still CRUISING!!! 
I like the pipe, that adds a touch of style, lol...
I like the pipe, that adds a touch of style, lol...
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That got me to googling... What is the smallest production car?
The Peel P50 is a three-wheeled microcar originally made from 1962 to 1965 by the Peel Engineering Company on the Isle of Man, and then from 2011 to present. It was listed in the 2010 Guinness World Records as the smallest production car ever made.[4] The original model has no reverse gear, but a handle at the rear allows the very lightweight car to be maneuvered physically when required.
The Peel P50 is a three-wheeled microcar originally made from 1962 to 1965 by the Peel Engineering Company on the Isle of Man, and then from 2011 to present. It was listed in the 2010 Guinness World Records as the smallest production car ever made.[4] The original model has no reverse gear, but a handle at the rear allows the very lightweight car to be maneuvered physically when required.
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That's "RACIST!" 
We're gonna rescind your invitation to the annual NAACP convention...
We're gonna rescind your invitation to the annual NAACP convention...
1948 Davis Divan, did this guy design bomber nose cones in ww2?
1935 Adler Diplomat Eight-Wheeler
Either this is a giant car or a tiny guy...
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‘More Than Eclectic’: Car Collector’s Barn Found to Hold 230 Ultra-Rare Classic Cars Hidden for 40 Years
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I only watched a few minutes but thought I would post for those interested in watching!
1933 Chrysler Imperial
1961 Dodge Polara station wagon
1952 Salmson S4E Convertible... and Star Trek's Enterprise was born...
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What does Jay Leno have thirteen of???
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