If everyone wants to list their old tractors, I don't have any. My son, on the other hand, has a few. All AC. An RC, WD 45 diesel, WD 45, half a dozen WD 's, one with a mounted mower, a few B's and C's, one with a mounted mower, a D14, a D17, and he just picked up a D19 diesel. The kid is crazy over AC tractors.

1939 john deere B, running working tractor.

My Brother-In-Laws Dad has my Dads old tractor. It's broke in half in a scrap pile but there are a few pieces here and there I'm going to use.

I’ve got 10 or 12 old antique tractors , mostly restored.
Had to build a barn to keep them out of the weather.
I used to like plow days at a local farm , and just display at fair ..

My Father is selling his lifetime collection: https://www.procountryauction.com/auctions/detail/bw135010

Wow! Some nice machinery there.

Got a 58 Ford 601/661, been dormant for awhile, got to get it started and sold, have no jobs for it anymore...

My 1965 IH 424 is still in use.

A full list would be the 44-6, U minnie mo, M international, 2 B john deere's, 8n ford, 4000 gas john deere, 4000 diesel john deere, 4010 diesel john deere the 4000's, 4010, and 8n ford are still used I haven't taken time to fix the others yet.

1972 ford 4500 industrial with a backhoe. "the rusty hoe"

Massey Ferguson 165. Picked it up in a trade for a bat service. Put a new carburetor on it and cleaned out the fuel line. Fired right up. My son took it for a test run with his brush hog, made it two laps around the field and blew out a rim. Calcium chloride rotted. So, looking for a rim to fit.
My son also has a JD 420, he got that from a lady down the road for two cords of wood.
I have a Ford 1920, but it's not real old, 1994.

IH464, 3 Farmall 300,s and a Farmall 460 going to sell all but 464

Anyone here interested in a Minneapolis Moline 5 star diesel, I have one that runs that I’d let go real cheap

1963 iH 606 international that I use for brush mowing and logging

1980's john deere 650

Those are really cool looking tractors

There are two solutions to the rusted rim problem. One is to find a donor rim, then cut out the bad section on your rim, replace it with a patch harvested from the donor. Takes a good welder, but can be done.

Second is to buy new rims, which are still made by some aftermarket outfits like Cross Manufacturing in Mindemines, MO. Those are only sold wholesale to dealers, like All States Ag parts, Steiner, etc. Both the rims on the Allis D15 were rusted out, so I bought new rims. Later found out the old rims were highly sought after by the "scroungers" for donor rims.

Hey Wheel in Baldwin City KS is another place to look for new tractor wheels

I like my 51 M diesel dad bought new. Just don't shut it off hot. These diesels were known for cracked heads. Let them cool down before shutting them down. Parts are very hard to find and expensive.

I have a Ford 871 selecto speed tractor, not sure of the year somewhere in the late 1950’s. I fully restored it and converted it to 12 volt electrical system.
Use it every year.