Farmall Cub

I believe I have the rarest Cub ever made. It is a 1979 International Cub. It is 12 volt, long stripe
and has a red body with a white hood. There is only one I know to exist. The serial number is too
small to read.
There is a consensus among local Cubbers that near the end of production, any and all available parts
were used to complete orders to dealers.
As you can see this Cub is still working and keeping the Cub heritage alive.



















Russ

Does it have a trimmed dash? I think there was one left after the run in 1948.

Yes Bill, it does have a trimmed dash. Oddly there are no holes in the floor pan.
Super rare.

Russ

RUSSALL wrote: Oddly there are no holes in the floor pan.

I don't think there were any holes left at the end of production so they didn't put them on the last Cub.

Just the one in my story.


Russ

I see it does have the short fender though

Did you notice the hydraulic pressure gague on the side of the touch contol?


Russ

Boss Hog wrote:I see it does have the short fender though

bet he'd still have trouble climbing aboard....

Good one!

Boss Hog wrote:I see it does have the short fender though

You are correct Boss.
Super rare.


Russ

I see that they missed the holes in the hood too, to oil the generator OOPS Alternators don't need oil.

Bruce T.

Doesn't look like a trimmed dash, but to does look like a long eared dash!

All tho you can't see it, this one off model has the experimental 540 pto and 3 point hitch.


Russ

You forgot to mention the "Armstrong Power Steering" it has too!!!