ISO WC from NWIL

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   This is a long shot but here it goes. I am searching for a 1944 WC that was original to my great Grandpa's farm. I have no serial number but do know that it had an Overdrive on it.  It originally sold with a front mount cultivator in 1984 to a man in Stockton, IL who in turn sold it to a man from Pearl City, IL who wanted the cultivator off of it.  I know I am talking 33 years ago but if this sounds familiar to any of you, please PM me. Like most things, it probably ended up going to scrap but it doesn't hurt to ask. Thank you for reading.

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DocB68W Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Bronze Level Joined: 23 Feb 2015 Location: Northwest Illin Points: 15	Post Options Post Reply Quote DocB68W Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: ISO WC from NWIL Posted: 25 Nov 2017 at 10:23pm
	This is a long shot but here it goes. I am searching for a 1944 WC that was original to my great Grandpa's farm. I have no serial number but do know that it had an Overdrive on it. It originally sold with a front mount cultivator in 1984 to a man in Stockton, IL who in turn sold it to a man from Pearl City, IL who wanted the cultivator off of it. I know I am talking 33 years ago but if this sounds familiar to any of you, please PM me. Like most things, it probably ended up going to scrap but it doesn't hurt to ask. Thank you for reading.

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