searching for 190XT sold in 1983+-

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   I am looking for any information on the location of an 190 XT series III that was sold from HALVERSONS IMP. ELKATER, IOWA in about 1983. Any information will be useful. I was 6 when it was sold, From the pictures it had an aluminum front end to run in the 5000# class, Intercooler from 426, P pump, 20.8-34 tires, welded sliding collar for high or low range. It was named the "Chipmunk". Halverson Imp was an Allis Dealer that sold the tractor, they thought it may have went to Missouri, but this is 30 years ago. 

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	I am looking for any information on the location of an 190 XT series III that was sold from HALVERSONS IMP. ELKATER, IOWA in about 1983. Any information will be useful. I was 6 when it was sold, From the pictures it had an aluminum front end to run in the 5000# class, Intercooler from 426, P pump, 20.8-34 tires, welded sliding collar for high or low range. It was named the "Chipmunk". Halverson Imp was an Allis Dealer that sold the tractor, they thought it may have went to Missouri, but this is 30 years ago.

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