May/June 2017 Antique Power Available
/The May/June 2017 issue of Antique Power magazine will be available in subscriber mailboxes and on newsstands soon. Our cover tractor is a 1937 Farmall F-20 owned by Dale Vannelli.
The Farmall went into limited production in 1924 and was an immediate success in the field. Sales started slowly, but increased so rapidly that by 1932 over 135,000 had been sold. In 1932, IH introduced the new tractor as the Model F-20. With the introduction of the F-20, the name “Farmall” became a brand that encompassed International’s entire growing line of row crop tractors.
Other articles in this issue include:
- The Crawler that Lindeman Built - This 1931 John Deere GPO is the oldest Lindeman crawler known to exist in running condition. (Candace Brown)
- New Series, New Era - Ted Lynch’s 1955 Ford 640 tractor gives future generations a tangible example of the “Hundred Series” tractors. (Candace Brown, Al Rogers)
- Forging the Farmall Brand - The Farmall F-20 created a legacy as one of IH’s most popular tractors and won the hearts of many—much as this 1937 model earned a place in Dale Vannelli’s family. (Patrick Ertel, Bill Struth)
- It’s a Porsche! - John Peterson went looking for a unique tractor and found a 1960 Porsche Super 308N Diesel. (Ray Hoffman’s Interview with John Peterson)
- Iconic Australian Hay Baling Machines - Cliff & Bunting built a reputation as a chaff cutter and baler specialist. (Murray Stokes)
- Forever a Farmer’s Daughter - Through the eyes of a child, to the heart of a woman, Pam Murray’s Ferguson is a tribute to her father. (Pam Murray)
May/June 2017 ANTIQUE POWER COVER
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