No Steak and Lobster!!

[quote="Oil Slick"]TOGNOT and I went and rescued his new D6 in Parkfield, Ca. today. I had fun driving down a 1/2 mile flooded paved road and had a good lunch at the local cafe.

The D6 needs some work but with TOGNOT having yellow fever so I'm sure he'll be spending some time on the BB. TN likes to study up and get things fixed right by the second time. LoL[/quote]

Nice looking D6. And clearing skies to.

I offered to buy Oilslick steak and lobster, which is his favorite meal (if someone else is paying) but he politely declined, saying my company was payment enough. We did meet some nice folks and fellow old tractor aficionados. Here are better pics of the project. Thanks to Oilslick for helping to inspect and transport.
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Boy you guys have had a lot of rain. I hope the Oroville dam situation resolves ok.

Just curious, as I know many of the residents of Parkfield, would you mind sharing the name of the prior owner. Congratulations on your acquisition, nice looking ride. I grew up just over the hill in Ranchita/Hog Canyon.

Casey, although the D6 was in Parkfield, the actual owner lived about 30 minutes away. " Matt" sold the D6 to me. I recall he knows several ACMOC members, but is not one himselfT.he story was the D6 was headed for scrap a few years back and he brought it home from the slaughter house. D6 has stickers on seat indicating it spent at least some of its life in Ventura or Oxnard CA. Area. The draw bar shows a fair amount of wear, but the blade and undercarriage look good. All the tin is there, pony runs.

TOGNOT

I saw the Wallace Machinery decals so yes, it started life down there by the coast. You mention it needs some work other than the pony so I assume it runs. How does the undercarriage look? Will it be coming over to Santa Margarita? We will have lots of tractors but more is better! Oilslick knows how to get over there and I think some steak and lobster can be had to keep him happy.

JanM

Jan--send Mike over cross country to Long Island and grab some of those machines in the grave yard---I will treat him to TWO lobster and steak dinners!!! :hungry::hungry:

Jan--send Mike over cross country to Long Island and grab some of those machines in the grave yard---I will treat him to TWO lobster and steak dinners!!! :hungry::hungry:

TOGNOT

I saw the Wallace Machinery decals so yes, it started life down there by the coast. You mention it needs some work other than the pony so I assume it runs. How does the undercarriage look? Will it be coming over to Santa Margarita? We will have lots of tractors but more is better! Oilslick knows how to get over there and I think some steak and lobster can be had to keep him happy.

JanM