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Porsche Tractor

I have a Porsche Tractor for sale ...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=2485247655&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT

Thought someone may be interested.

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JOERG

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Your forgot the classifieds, may as well post in the Porsche cars for sale too while your at it.
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I wonder what its lap times would be at Willow?

Looks nicely restored. Very nice.
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I need a new tractor (mine is a Farmall B '46) but cannot afford 15 to 20 K... Besides, I need to work the bajeebers out of it and would hate to damage this one. But man, that is NICE!!!
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I can't believe Porsche would build a tractor! The company is throwing their fabulous sports car history to the dogs!
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First it's tanks, then tractors .... what's next? An SUV?
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i say it could use a set of 16x11 Fuchs
a ducktail.....and maybe S cams
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Old 07-23-2004, 07:58 AM
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I can't believe Porsche would build a tractor! The company is throwing their fabulous sports car history to the dogs!
bill, you're funny. you should post more often
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That is a really beautifully restored tractor. Am I right in thinking the diesel is rare? Definitely sure to appreciate.
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Tanks, tractors, an SUV! Watch out, next it will be a 4door sedan!
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That has too much upward mass to handle. A diesel? That's a truck engine and doe not belong in a Porsche!
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That is a really beautifully restored tractor. Am I right in thinking the diesel is rare? Definitely sure to appreciate.
i think all tractors were diesel back then... diesel delivered heaps more torque then gasoline engines, also less problems with cold weather starts and reliability...

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