Somewhere in Argentina...

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Originally Posted by m606paz

Images are sad, for us the Argentines, who want and appreciate these vehicles, but owners of these vehicles, is a family that bought vehicles at auctions of government for more than half a century.
And ask a lot of money for these vehicles in the state found.

Mariano,

Sad to see it is the same everywhere! I still remember finding my first CMP in a scrapyard in Holland. It was in a terrible state and incomplete, but the owner wanted much, much more than scrap value. Therefore it stood there untouched till the day it was scrapped, and both the scrapyard owner and the collectors lost

Thanks for sharing the pictures, at least something will remain of these vehicles.

Regards,
Hanno

[m606paz]

Hello Hanno
I like share with us these pics!!

This is another FAT in another place..

[Keith Webb]

And I'm sure I speak for most of us when I say we like to see them too.

Almost makes you want to learn Spanish and move to Argentina!

I've been trying to convince Belinda Argentina would make an excellent holiday destination. Her response so far is

Originally Posted by m606paz

Hello Hanno
I like share with us these pics!!

This is another FAT in another place..

[m606paz]

Keith

You are Welcome to Argentina, and Belinda too!

[Keith Webb]

Thanks very much for the invitation Mariano - i will try her again!

Has this beautiful FGT been recovered?

Originally Posted by m606paz

Keith

You are Welcome to Argentina, and Belinda too!

[m606paz]

Keith

Perhaps there is a chance to recover ..we pray...

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Back in 2014, Chris Camps ran across 3 late model FATs in Argentina:

Originally Posted by ferret

I found these on a recent visit to South America. They have had the front axles removed, but I have located 3 replacements.

There are 3 of these tractors. I have located vast amounts of new CMP spares.

I am not sure what these are worth. Any interest let me know.
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