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    Posted: 21 Jan 2011 at 6:32pm
Of all the junk I have aquired over the years, I don't have a single thing, with a serial # of any significance. Every thing I own, seems like its in the middle. I was just wondering if anyone had anything with the first or last serial # that was built. 
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Seems I've heard that sometimes the first few of a model were kept at the plant for use and testing, if that's true then someone owning #1 probably isn't too likely. It would be neat to know the earliest of each model. I have model C #30 but I know that's not the earliest one known.
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You might concider yourself lucky. I looked at a track machine once and the price was right , it ran good, and everything was great / then talked to shop forman at dealer. Machine Srl#X4 , meaning it was expiermental machine, nothing on it was production run as far as internals everything they had done in shop had to be special ordered or made or hunted for in odd AC / FA places.
 Ran into guy who had bought it a few years later, machine was down waiting for special order parts (in 2nd month of wait)
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well, I have a 220 within the last 150 made, but I would still trade it on a 220 fwa. You don't know where I could find one do you? lol Those are pretty special no matter what the serial number.
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I have my first B, first C , first G, first, UC, first WC first WD, first WD45,first WD45 diesel, first w patrol, first M crawler, first D14, first D17, first CA, AC forklift, first terra tiger, first B10, big 10, B110 B112, HB112, HB212, B207, 314, & golf cart. I hope to say that I don't have my last of them.
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I have IB1688 and IB1690....looking for IB1689
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Eldon, there is always a chance. I think John Mrotek has number 1 G, unless it was sold at his sale??
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Not first, or real special, by any means, but I have B#119 (19th built), B#31197(one of the first production runs of IB's, w/ B serial#), B#49728 (8th made in 1941), a Potato B (1940, don't have S/N offhand), and a whole herd of commoners..... (a couple steel wheelers, wartimers,etc too)
 
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Originally posted by CTuckerNWIL CTuckerNWIL wrote:

Eldon, there is always a chance. I think John Mrotek has number 1 G, unless it was sold at his sale??

He still has it Charlie,He had it at Dales OPOP last year
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I know a guy in Missouri that has serial number 1 of the 185,210 and 7080.  I have the first  4W220 sold its serial number 1003 first one sold. 1 and 2 were prototypes in 1981
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I have 57B #127361 exactly 100 from the end of production.
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I have two 1955 CA's with consecutive serial numbers, 34015 & 34016. I bought the first one in 2002 and the second one last year with no clue as to what I had until I wrote all the serial numbers down one day and then realized  what I had.  Don Jr.
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I have a d21 with serial #1003,i would sell it
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I have the 28th 220 serial 1032 and the 105th H-3 serial 1105.  Have D-12 serial 1986 and saw serial 1985 sell at an auction but was way over priced.
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I have 8030 #2700 last one built in 83'
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I used to own RC8 sold it to a fellow in Audobon MN, he let me drive it in parade at Rolog last sept.
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I just bought a D-12 this week, serial 1007. Did I read somewhere the first two were prototypes, making this the 5th actual D-12?

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   It would be the 7th built. It doesn't matter if the first two were prototypes as long as they had serial numbers 1001 and 1002.
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