Marshall Plan Tractors

Here are my tractors. They might be common where you are, on the other side of the Atlantic, but in Europe, they are extremely rare.
Imported under the Marshall Plan to help rebuild post-war France, they saved the agricultural sector—and, by extension, thousands of farmers. That is why I collect them and hold them so dear. Thank you.
Maxime Ponçot
Jura, France




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