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Postal
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I found this tractor and couldn't pass it up for $50. She's a bit rough but has a lot of parts that I need. Can someone tell me what year and model it is? The model number is T1267 and the serial number is 379154. It has a k301 s motor on it

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oldredrider    2,547

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1967 model 1267. 12hp Kohler and 8 speed rear.

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AMC RULES    36,955

AMC RULES
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:angry-nono:Too nice to part out. 

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953 nut    51,970

953 nut
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:WRS:            1267 was the first of the six speed :wh: and had the limited slip differential. It may be cosmetically challenged, but it will be a prized member of your herd with a bit of TLC.

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KC9KAS    4,741

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@Postal Nice find and a good price. :text-welcomeconfetti: to :rs:

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gwest_ca-(File Mod)    10,524

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In case you have not found it. Click on the picture.

Garry

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Terry M-(Moderator)    2,127

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5 hours ago, AMC RULES said:

:angry-nono:Too nice to part out. 

I was thinking the same...

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