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04/03/2022 8:07 am
Deere's; John Deere's!
This is the #1 issue of the first series of precision models released by Ertl; their "Precision Classics" collection. This one wasn't as costly or hard to find as the #1 edition of the "John Deere Collector's Center" series since it was made in decent numbers. But since it was made in 1990, it was somewhat harder to find in perfect shape and feature-working condition.
It's the 1934 Model A Unstyled (uncovered radiator) Row Crop General Purpose tractor on steel wheels. (Bet this baby got some good traction):
04/03/2022 8:37 am
Another John Deere gem. Tony how many tractors are in you collection?
04/03/2022 8:45 am
Another John Deere gem. Tony how many tractors are in you collection?
inquiring minds ....line begins here (stunning photos)
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04/03/2022 9:07 am
Thanks Bob! Only have been collecting these off & on. I have about 40 of them in various scales. Most are John Deere and most are 1:16th scale. 
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04/03/2022 9:19 am
The more 'significant' 1:16 Deere's:
04/03/2022 9:40 am
The more 'significant' 1:16 Deere's:
thank you for revisiting this most harrowing of presentations 😎
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04/03/2022 9:43 am
Tony, what a great collection of John Deere's.
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04/03/2022 10:20 am
The more 'significant' 1:16 Deere's:
thank you for revisiting this most harrowing of presentations 😎
O M G ! LOL!!!
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04/03/2022 10:20 am
Tony, what a great collection of John Deere's.
Thank you my friend! 😎
04/03/2022 1:22 pm
These are awesome Tony! Taking the one from the 1930s out on the road would sure rattle your fillings loose though!
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04/03/2022 4:11 pm
These are awesome Tony! Taking the one from the 1930s out on the road would sure rattle your fillings loose though!
HA! You got THAT right Jack! 