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AC relationship with Worthington Tractors
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    Posted: 05 Aug 2024 at 7:06pm
It appears Worthington Tractors used AC tin. Did AC make their whole tractors?
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similar, but not AC... look closer at the two piece wrap around, and the BUMP in the center..
Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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And the paint color was chosen to confuse also :)
1952 CA13092
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It looks like the Worthington's grill was born from AC B and D14 parents.
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Probably used what the engine manufacturer’s power unit came with. The Red Seal was the Continental engine version.

Worthington used Ford engines as well. And the Ford sheet metal.
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Looks like RED SEAL is stamped in the side of the Rad Cover.

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That company was eventually bought out by Jacobson.
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