1948 International Harvester Farmall H that is a rare find!

I have been looking for a Farmall Super H, but I could not pass up this opportunity on buying this H!
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[@trailrider0194]

Nice looking H. I have a 1952 Super C. My grandfather bought it new in June of 52. He passed it down to my dad and he passed it to me. I feel fortunate to have it. It gets worked some but is mostly used for tractor rides. A few of us will takes rides on back country roads and make a day of it.

[@shawsgarage7795]

Thanks! I also have a 1952 super C. I just restored it last year. There are some videos of some of the engine work on the channel for it as well where I did some port work on the head.

[@user-lo6cf3df1x]

I have a 1951 farmall C Many of the letter series tractors when the engines were rebuilt It was quite common to have a super. A or c or h upgrade on the engine like mine
So it is no big deal
Nice fine, buddy.

[@tomharrington1393]

Nice looking and sounding iH. 👍👍

[@Corvacar]

I see that You’re into utility Ford in addition to IH. Any other colors than Red and Gray ? Like Case, Deere, Allis, etc.
Fergieman

[@shawsgarage7795]

We also have a 51 Case VAC our 15-year-old is working on for FF class in antique tractor pulls. We like all brands of tractors. Just have sentimental attachments with IH and Ford.

[@Corvacar]

@@shawsgarage7795 I am IH ( H & M ) and MH and, particularly, MF. The specialty in MF is the small utility tractors TO 20 thru 135 and 235.
Fergieman