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Just thought someone should post a message to this board, cuz Jeanne is the only one who has, and I don't want her to feel lonely! My husband and I have just one antique tractor, a 1951 Allis Chalmers CA. We call her "Powder Puff", but she is a rugged old girl! We don't show or pull, as of yet, but I would love to someday. My husband is afraid of hurting old Allis, so he isn't so enthusiastic about this idea! I would love to hear from some of you, and hear about your old tractor, or tractors! Hope you all have a wonderful holiday season, keep on tractoring! Sandy 290/205/165

Sandy, Good morning! My Mr. and I have a 1946 Allis and he is in process of restoring her. She sat idle somewhere in Arkansas is the story behind her. She runs great and just no paint..wrong seat...and little body cancer on the fenders. We enjoy the challenge...or I should say he does...I just admire from the sidelines. We also have a Ford 8N, but that;s his play pretty...loves his Ford, but babies the Allis... Not much into the pulls or shows...but never hurts to watch...love to look. You guys take care and maybe someday we'll see your babies in a show. Kat Post-Op since May 2nd 2005... 285/237...slowly but surely.

Hi Kat! We just acquired a new tractor, a 1944 John Deere B. She runs, but not so far for us! We have sent for magneto parts, and hope to hear that 2-cylinder "put put" soon. My husband is checking on an Allis Chalmers B on the way home from work today, I want that one! I love the look of the old ACs. Good job so far on the weight loss, it's a long hard road, but it can be so fulfilling too! I had my surgery 7/29/04, and though I still have more to lose, I feel so much better already. Sandy 290/185/165