Not Persian Orange! An Allis Chalmers Farm Tractor Unlike Any You've Ever Seen!

[@slantfish65sd]

It's very refreshing to see somebody put tributes out two people or cultures of people. And of course there's going to be people that are going to give him a lot of flack for displaying that sort of thing. The native American culture but I think it's beautiful. That artwork that's on that tractor is really amazing and everybody nowadays is so wrapped up in oh it's got to be. You know factory fresh and it has to be numbers matching and the correct paint code in the correct marks. And paint marks and chalk marks and things like that all over it. And it's got to be just so so you know that way it's worth more money. This guy isn't like that. He's like I'm putting this stuff on here as a tribute to the native Americans and I think that's that's just awesome. More power to you brother. God bless

[@snydedon9636]

This guy and his tractor are class acts.

[@darinmullins4770]

You sir make me proud to be an American ! 🇺🇸

[@stevenicoson6670]

Thanks for another great video. It was interesting. This gentleman has done an excellent job restoring this beautiful tractor. Thanks for showing it to us. The Iowa Farm Boy.

[@deanbarr5740]

Very nice AC Tractor. Loved the story Curtis shared about our History and the Native American people and culture. Couldn't agree more. Thanks

[@Dan-qy1rg]

What a beautiful looking tractor. Mr. Curtis Mabe has a real prize there and I love the color. Thanks for sharing have a wonderful day!

[@1954shadow]

He nailed it, we need to preserve history, so we can compare what was to what is now and see the contrast.

[@stuiee14]

One of your best videos. Real story to it.

[@dkiresearch4423]

thank you

[@mikeskidmore6754]

The Tractor looks very Modern for 1929 Allis Chalmers bought Advance Rumley some time back then .

[@kentcostello5286]

That's the best paint job sofar ❤

[@realmongo7565]

My Grandfather had one of those on his farm back in the day.

[@floridaflywheelersantiquee7578]

Thanks for sharing good info

[@charliehill6914]

I caught Allis fever the exact same way except on an early model B in 1955 when I was age 5. Also in NC

[@MikeBrown-ii3pt]

The first thing I noticed was the color. I knew that early A-C tractors were green but, if I'm not mistaken, they were a darker shade. The second thing I noticed were the "murals". I wondered what they were about and, thankfully, it was explained in the video. Either way, it's a beautiful tractor!

[@winnhill3736]

The color kinda reminds me of the old Oliver tractors.

[@craigdonnelly2290]

Interesting. Thanks

[@philippetays4263]

i have not seen anyone spin the crank with a kick of the foot like that

[@goatfarmmb]

seen the odd one but they where all with steel wheels

[@Defundemorats]

HAD to paint it...why?