Location of granpa's Model E

This may be a shot in the dark but I sure would like to find the tractor I used to play on when I was a little  kid. My name is Larry Shafer and  I am located in  New Bedford Oh which is 20 miles west of Dover Oh. I grew up in Baltic Oh but Dad and Grandpa had a small garage here so thats where I spent a lot of time growing up and now live here. Grandpa's name was Dwight Shafer, he passed away in 1982. The sale was a couple of years later, he had an Farmal F20 and what remained of a Fordson and lot of other stuff that was sold. The E was the one tractor I wish had now or least would like to see again. Dad thinks it is still in Ohio. Dad did start it sometime in the late 70s but we didn't have it running the day of the sale. Grandpa would turn the crank once in a while to keep it free. I think it was one of the later E's.I'm new here on this forum and after lurking awile thought I would at least say Hi and ask a question, seems like a bunch of great people here. I am presently restoring my 49 C for the second time. I have owned it for over 29 years. It was parked in the weeds the last 5 years  and needs repainted  and a few other mechanical things done. Thanks for any help, Larry

Thanks, I noticed a lot Ohio members here so thought it would be a start. I will try Farm and Dairy, never thought of that. 

Let's start by finding out is it a LONGFENDER E -20-35 up to year 1926 ,( these pictures are of my 1925 E 20-35 longfender )witch is a early E. Maybe someone can post a picture of a Short fender 1927 and up witch the early one's of these where also Green .

Edited by Fred in Pa - 03 Jul 2012 at 8:39am

Thanks for the replies. The auctioneer was Dave Kaufman, it was 28 or 29 years ago but they may still have records. I just talked to dad and he said the E was a 1932. The original radiator was damaged somehow and dad used one off an old AC crawler that grandpa had. It looked the same but the crank to start the engine with was a little different. Dad thinks the original radiator was with the tractor at the sale. Also we are in Coshocton county.  

Larry. heres another thought. stop in @ Steam Valley Farm @ the intersection of 77 & 39 west, next to the Catholic Cemetery. Steel Road. Harold Steel was a piller of the Tusc County Antique Equipment Assoc. His boys are still knee deep in it since his passing. am sure they would have a heads up if a nice E model is still around......tps.

Are you the same  Larry Shafer that raced motorcyces professionally in the 60's and maybe 70's?

Stranger things happen. There is a story this morning about a guy who recovered his Austin-Healey off ebay that was stolen in 1970 when he was in college. Trev.