The Classic Machinery Network

a few pics of are fords

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Hi Stuart ,
Thanks for posting and sharing these great photos. I'd like to see more of the old Fordson V8 truck in the first photo please if you have any photos.
Fred

here ya go
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1947,it was used for fruit and veg,cost 500 pound new.apparently that was the same price for a small farm back then.

Nice looking jubilee

Stui,
Nice pictures-whats the history of the 6700,is it a local tractor?
cheers
Neil

the 6700 came from a farm in england,spent all its life on a sprayer,4000 odd hours on it