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The Oliver 995 had a GM engine like the 990 but a different transmission. It was marketed as "Lugmatic". I don't know how the transmission differed. Back in the 40s, 50s, and 60s there were many tractor brands. Today, what is left, is Deere, AGCO, and FNH (who will soon be bought by Fiat).

Thanks Tom. Photography is one of my many hobbies. All of these were all taken with my old and trusty Olympus SP350 8.0mp camera. However you win the award for "on the road action" and "hitchhiker" pics!

That figures, it is the door I could not get open.

Brockway 361 I drove by this one several times in the past, finally stopped and took some pics. It is near Hollidaysburg. There is a FOR SALE sign in the window but no phone number. If anyone is interested in this truck I will try to find the seller. OH inspection sticker in windshield dated 1985. I was able to open the driver's door but the passenger door would not open. Where is the serial number on this truck?

Do you think all the violence on TV, movies, and electronic games has anything to do with this crap? I do!!! Outlaw guns and the only people who will have guns are criminals and crazy people. Like my dad always said, a lock only keeps honest people out...same applies with gun control. You don't want to know what I would do to these crazy A$$holes!!!!! And sex offenders...I have a dull knife!

Serious looking F and DM.

I believe this one was posted a while ago.

Received this from a friend... A little boy wanted $100.00 very badly and prayed for weeks, but nothing happened. Then he decided to write God a letter requesting the $100.00. When the postal authorities received the letter addressed to God, USA, they decided to send it to President Obama. Obama was so amused that he instructed his secretary to send the little boy a $5.00 bill. He thought this would appear to be a lot of money to a little boy. The little boy was delighted with the $5.00 bill and sat down to write a thankyou note to God, which read: Dear God: Thank you very much for sending the money. However, I noticed that for some reason you sent it through Washington, D.C. and that asshole Obama took $95.00 in taxes.

Sharp looking RS.

My truck is no where near perfect and it probably never will be perfect. I just prefer factory pieces. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I meant no offense with my comment.

Thanks for the pics. Give the Mack museum a call with your VIN. They can tell you alot about the truck.

This is my all time Christmas parody favorite.

Yes, the Super 99 preceeded the 990.

Cut (no pun) your yard mowing time with this one...Ford 351 V8

Here you go Ben...

Oliver 990GM with factory GM 3-71 engine. Oliver 1950 with factory GM 4-53 engine.

Saw this for sale on another website. for sale is a two cylinder diesel Porsche Allgaier 216 that has had a complete restoration, starts and runs great, tires are 90%, engine was fixed before painted, paint on the tractor makes it look like the day it came from the factory. If you are lookig for a tractor no one else has at the shows this summer this is it. All the hard work is already been done and it was done right! PRICE $10,000

They still do. http://www.lamborghini-tractors.com/en-EN/defaulten.html

No disrespect but I prefer the factory bumper and a gray visor.

Did the icing slide off?

Thanks guys! Vinny - old Dodge?!?!?! Oh I forgot, you are just a youngin, anything older than 2000 is an antique!

Wish I had a couple of these Porsche tractors. It would be almost as good as winning the lottery!

reminds me of a couple jokes... Santa claus only cums once a year and then it is down the chimney! Know why all the snowmen were lined up along the curb? They heard the snow blower was coming! I know don't quit my day job....I already did....I retired! Merry Christmas everyone!!!!

Merry Christmas to you too and all the others on BMT. P.S. Nice setup!

Isn't a union similar to socialism?