Past Featured Tractors
August 2020
Ford 961 Powermaster
Owner: Jerry Davis
October 2020
Massey Ferguson 50
Owner: Alan Verseman
December 2020
Case Model SC
Owner: Allen Muench
February 2021
1959 Farmall 360 & Half-Scale 560 Replica
Owner: Harlan Hacker
March 2021
John Deer 620
Owner: Dennis Lappe
June 2021
1959 Ford 641 Workmaster
Owner: Earl & Gary J. Buchheit
July 2021
Super H International
Owner: Sonny Roman
August 2021
F-40 Serial #404047
Owner: Roger Brown
October 2021
Massey Ferguson 180
Owner: Dan Brinkmann
November 2021
IH Super H-TA
Owner: Marvin McMillian
January 2022
Ford 600
Owner: Mayer Family
February 2022
1965 Oliver 1550
Owner: Dennis House
April 2022
1950 Fordson E27N
Owner: RL Eggemeyer
August 2022
1962 Ford 801 (841) Powermaster
Owner: Nick Burger & Jim Kindle
December 2022
Farmall 1959 340
Owner: Scott & Stephanie Bronenkant
February 2023
1953 Allis Chalmer
Owner: Dale Bronenkant
May 2023
Massey 50
Owner: Siedhoff Family
October 2023
1966 Ford 3000
Owner: Robbins Family
In the months of Feburary, May, August and November, the American Tractor Museum features a restored tractor that is privately owned. It is our privilege to share their story with the visitors to the museum. In order to get the story of the tractor out to visitors, we ask that you agree to a few things before considering the tractor for the “Featured Tractor” exhibit. We do our best to utilize our marketing capabilities to promote the tractor. Some things need to be scheduled in advance to allow us to create signage, promotional material and videos capturing the unique story behind your tractor.
- Tractor displayed in our dedicated “Featured Tractor” area. Exposure to 300 visitors monthly both regionally and nationally.
- A poster with photos, short write up on tractor and ATM logo – photos can include before and after restoration, family photos and documents of tractor.
- We will include the story in an email blast.
- Listing on website under the heading “Past Featured Tractors”. The story will be loaded onto our website where it can be viewed even after the tractor is back home.