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Panzer T70 ?

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    Posted: 12 Sep 2023 at 11:15am
See one listed on Marketplace . Never heard of a garden tractor with that name . Sounds like a German tank . Anyone ever seen one? Thanks

Edited by ACinSC - 12 Sep 2023 at 1:14pm
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There are quite a few around here in Ohio and Pennsylvania.  They are a neat little tractor.  Usually refered to as a Copar Panzer or Pennsylvania Panzer, both correct depending on the time they were manufactured.

Here is a farm collector article on the progression through the years of the company.


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Thanks Mark, interesting article.
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The only GT that I know of with a Chrysler car rearend under it!  Pretty cool!  Been wanting one of those myself. Guy I knew had one sitting outside under a tree for quite a few years. Wouldn't sell it. Storm came through and knocked the tree over. Now its a very "low rider" Panzer. He should've sold it to me before it got just a little higher than a piece of 8 1/2x 11 paper......  Oh well.......
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Interesting, Virginia Metal crafters is only 45 minutes from me although they are out of business now.
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My brother has one that he restored. 
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Very snazzy for a garden tractor. Thanks
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Your brother did a beautiful job!  That's just what I'm lookin' for to restore. They are very COOL!  Nice job!
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I dont have a before picture but it was rough. Has the original 5.75 Briggs motor.

Edit: found a before pic.

Edited by ryan(IN) - 25 Sep 2023 at 8:36pm
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thats going to be a cool little tractor i like garden tractors of all colors
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Have to admit, if one sells cheap at auction, likely to come home with me!
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Tractor isn’t quite done yet. Still have to add the electric start the tractor came factory with. It is a 1961 model.
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Love those "before" pics!  Super nice job done on that baby. One of these days I'll find one. That before pic looked like my Big 10.  LOL!
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Looks great and I like that color Blue
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I agree 👍 pretty blue! Thanks for sharing
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