Description: The Thieman was a $200 kit that farmers would assemble themselves. The farmer was required to provide his own car motor, transmission, and rear-end. This could be an old Chevy-Dodge, or in this case, a Model A Ford. The company halted production during World War II. It was produced by Thieman Harvester Company in Albert City, Iowa. The previous owner is Bill Rees from Franklin, Illinois.