What started as a four-page flier advertising “new parts for old tractors” has grown into a 616-page, phone book-sized catalog of more than 5,000 parts. Those parts are designed to keep old tractors ...

When Charlie Bortner and Wyatt Myers spotted a 1938 Farmall F-20, they knew it needed a lot of work. A 6-month FFA project turned into a two-year undertaking, and the finished project is polished ...

Dusti Snider’s restored 1957 Ford 640 looks sharp, with new lights, wiring, and fresh Ford red and gray paint. But he left one spot untouched – a small patch of bare steel on the right fender where ...

DES MOINES, Iowa — Titan International Inc. is accepting applications from National Future Farmers of America (FFA) and 4-H student members for its annual antique tractor restoration program. FFA and ...

It might seem rare for to find a teenager today who has a strong passion for restoring antique tractors. But for one Nebraska teen, finding and restoring tractors has become a growing hobby. When he ...

Inside the new FFA building on the south side of the Boone County Fairgrounds sits a tractor that was meant to be sold after having been in the family for a number of years, but soon became a ...

Ryan Haass, a member of the Devine FFA in Devine, Texas, won the 2012 Delo Tractor Restoration Competition with 1970 Case 1070. Haass was one of 12 finalists invited to Indianapolis for the ...

FROM Pebble Beach, Calif., to Greenwich, Conn., and at dozens of picturesque settings in between, shows for vintage vehicles offer enthusiasts the opportunity to rub elbows with historic machinery in ...

Joe Peeper gets a gleam in his eye whenever he sees the distinctive color combination of flambeau red, desert sunset and battleship gray or the metal insignia of Old Abe, the American eagle mascot ...

Local winner of the 2019 JB Dewar Tractor Restoration Program, Tyler Schimke of Paso Robles, advanced to compete in the Delo National Tractor Restoration Program in Indianapolis. Tyler, a Paso Robles ...

The days of home tractor repair are coming to an end with machinery technology and tightening intellectual property restrictions meaning farmers are forced to pay big bucks to fix their machinery.