Good ones seem to run forever.
Here's ours......





built in 1968

Had them on the ‘55 Chevy. I swapped them out for the upgrade electric. Got a junkyard motor. Easy swap, good fix.

The older Internationals were called Farmalls.

Guess I am old s well, remember them all.

First dozer I ran, had a pony motor to start it, and a clutch to change gears.
Some of y'all are really old!

Learned to drive and back a boat up in a 1969 El Camino with a 307 cu in v-8 making a whopping 175 hp and 3 on the tree.

Then the newer version is called case....

The garden tractor for years was a 1952 I think Farmall Super A, only way I ever remember it cranked was with the hand crank. We 2 of them for a while, one with a belly mower became the lawn mower. The one we had the longest had a cracked block which they were known for, Run a couple hours and add water and repeat.

yessir.
It's a Farmall 856.

thats called a mail jeep

i tell ya, we have a die off there wont be anyone left on here

How many of you remember that all the upscale houses had one of these in the 70s? How many of you know what it is?

It's a whole house intercom with am / fm radio.

Very popular back then.

"Jimmy, dinner is ready, c'mon down."
"I'm on my way, Mom."
"Leave that Zeppelin song on until I get down there."

Pretty much, but it sure is light and maneuvers good in the woods. It is her "TOY" and makes a good spare vehicle.

Yep. Good Times..

Don’t forget propane conversions,

Crazy how things have change in just last 40 years, even more so just the last 5.

Combines arent just combines anymore, they are command centers remote controlling other tractors hauling grain carts. Your cell phone controls every pivot sprinkler with real time data and historical usage, overlayed with weather data

I know I’m telling Noah about the flood especially since you know communications so well, and it has had even more changes. Crazy stuff but always interesting

Why did they move brights off the floor, still think that’s best place for them

Spent a lot of time taking those out of the wall in my house built on 1944.

Had one just like it, plus a 560 on propane, MM ZA, and a Ford 801

Yeah, the fad didn't last long and then they became a symbol of an out-dated house. My parents just hollered for each other, and us.

Hand Signals, auto did not have turn signals.

Tail gates with chains that would rattle driving across the mesquite lands of New Mexico. One stop light with the built in license plate, cop cars with the "bubble gum" machine on it, roof mounted spotlight for rabbit hunting at night.....

Black & White TV with antenna and one on the roof.

Mmmmm, no. How about this one?