I finally started the C restoration. Just in diasssembly right now. There is no longer a data plate, and has (according to owner) was not there when he bought it in the early 60's. But, I did manage to clean enough crud from the motor to see the s/n 28868. and the date codes are R's and S's so I'm thinking its a 1950. Luckily the ballpark on these is only a few years. Just wondering if any of the experts here can confirm or deny my estimation as to the year. Hopefully the engine s/n helps. Thanks Gang.
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Farmall C restoration underway....and I need s/n help
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R = 1948
S = 1949
T = 1950
1950 numbers should begin with the demonstators, which began about SN 47010
S = 1949
T = 1950
1950 numbers should begin with the demonstators, which began about SN 47010
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