Actually It looks like a 1932 "B" Model Ford truck as it has the later wheels with wider tires plus the gas tank is under the bed indicating a fuel pump on the engine along with the fact there is no gas cap on the cowl for the gravity feed that Model A's had.
great pic Quad thanks for posting
Did Cat dealers take the tractor and discs to a prospect's farm and spend an hour discing and showing him it in use? I'd be curious as to the financials on that? I could imagine that once a farmer in one area bought one, his neighbors would be paying close attention, so the conversion rate might be $x to demonstrate to that one farmer and then y other farmers also purchased based on watching the farmer's activities with that purchase.
Neil I wouldnt think the dealers then or now do it like that what happens here is the dealer rings around farmers and tells people they are having a demonstration day and a big group of farmers turn up and all have a look and test drive ect on the one day then the dealer follows up with the farmers after day hoping to get a sale
Paul