Someone Totally Destroyed This Tractor

[Rudi]

Take a look at this..

international 200 farmall cub antique 4 cyl tractor

This is the saddest thing I have ever seen.

[Don McCombs]

It's definitely not a Cub or a 200. Looks like a Super A to me. Might not be too bad. Replace the missing parts and sheet metal.

[Jim Becker]

Looks like a 140. I don't know where he came up with that number for a serial number. 140s went up to around 65K. Looks like the serial plate is missing. It should be where that different color rectangle is, below the voltage regulator.

[Brandon Webb]

They sure welded that bumper on there!

[400lbsonacubseatspring]

Yup,

It's a 140 alright.....and it's so darned ugly, you gotta love it...

[moparado]

Ain't nothing to fix it up like new again! It'd only require a sandblaster, couple gallons of paint, sheet metal shop and/or a couple gallons of bondo, a gallon of WD-40, maybe a good welding rig, a pick-up truck load of parts, a fresh box of bandaids and 10,000 man hours.
That exhaust pipe sure looks like a plummer designed it!

[BigBill]

Well its a diamond in the rough!!!!!! With a lot of elbow grease, some paint and some parts she could look like new again.

What year tractor would that be?

When i was restoring and selling gravely model L's i surely brought the dead back to life. It was great to hear them run again. I also repaired old magneto's too some were old edisons too they were the horizontal ones, they weren't uprite like the wico mags were.

I restored 25 vintage husqvarna dirtbikes too. The hardest thing was finding parts. I had the biggest husky junk yard in the country at one time. I even manufactured connecting rods from other dirtbikes that were close. Trust me that cub looks a lot easier to restore back to its orginal condition.

[Little Indy]

Little Indy, Big Red and Little Red are sure angry when they found out. They are hoping that somebody who loves old tractors took it in and gave it a good home

Richard for the above three.