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ToyTractorShow.com's Birthday Quiz June 1-June 30, 2001 Has ended. Thank you to everyone who took the quiz. The Winners are David McCormack gaining 95 points with bonus question (David was the only person to get the bonus question), John Schomburg with 90 points and Nathan Korpan with 85 points who won in a 4 way tie broken by the hat draw. Congratulations to the winners. ToyTractorShow.com was launched on April 27, 2000. Over the past year TTS has become the premier internet site for toy tractor collectors and tractor history enthusiast. To celebrate TTS's 1st year on the web and to thank all of the users of the site please enjoy this Birthday Quiz with Prizes from C&D Models, Moore's Toys, and Toy Farmin'. Rules: Take the 20 question TTS quiz and e-mail your answers to toytractorshow@hotmail.com. Only submissions to this e-mail address will be considered for the the prizes Please number your answers in the e-mail. Each question is worth 5 points for a total of 100 points. A 10 point bonus question is at the bottom of the quiz. The correct answer may help you become the top winner but it is not necessary to answer it. You may only submit the answers to the quiz once. Make sure to take your time and answer carefully. There is no half credit. The top three entrees with the most correct answers will receive prizes. All prizes are equal in value and the top winner will have first choice of the item they would like. In the case of a multiple tie, names will be drawn from a hat to select the three winners. All answers can be found on ToyTractorShow.com Answer submissions will be excepted until 11:59 pm ET on June 30, 2001. All answers sent in after this time will not count. Prizes: 1/64 C&D Models Green 12 bottom Plow 1/64 Moores's Toys Limited edition 9 shank V-Ripper 1-250 unpainted 3pt hitch included. 1/64 Toy Farmin' red Big Baler with decals included for you to add. All prizes will be mailed to the TTS Birthday Quiz winners in the first week of July 2001. Many thanks to our TTS Birthday Quiz Sponsors. Questions: #1 Which model in the International Harvester line did the 2+2 replace? ANSWER: 4186. 4100 series was also accepted but not 4166 as it was replaced by the 4186 in 1977.. http://www.toytractorshow.com/4166.htm #2 What other websites are maintained by ToyTractorShow.com? ANSWER: C&D MODELS and Churchville Farms. C&D Models is listed on our sponsor page and Churchville Farms was listed on the April 22-April 28 TTS NEWS http://www.homestead.com/churchvillefarms/index.html #3 What toy company builds detail kits for the STX Steiger and the 1254 Row Gator? ANSWER: Moore's Toys Under New Toys at http://www.toytractorshow.com/newct1.htm #4 What was different about the John Deere 8850 4wd from the 30, 40 and 50 series 4wds? ANSWER: The 8850 had a wider grille with 6 head lamps, compared to the four on the smaller 6-cylinder models. This model featured a turbo charged and inter-cooled V8 diesel engine. http://www.toytractorshow.com/jd4wd3.htm #5 In which issue of the Replica did Ertl tractors first appear? Which models were featured? ANSWER: The Replica issue #5 in the
spring of 1983 first featured ERTL tractors. The models featured were the
1/64 MF 4880, MF 2775, Ford FW-60, Ford TW-20, IH 5088, JD "4450", AC
8070 and Case 2590. http://www.toytractorshow.com/the_replica.htm #6. What did the Allis-Chalmers 440 sell for new? ANSWER: $38,179.00 http://www.toytractorshow.com/allis-chalmers.htm #7 How many 4wd brands were planed to be used to create Titan Tractors? What were those brands? ANSWER: Two 4wd brands were planed to be used to create Titan Tractors. Titan planed to use the components from Versatile and Steiger series III and IV tractors. http://www.toytractorshow.com/titan.htm #8 Who is licensed to build 1/64 Degelman dozer blades? ANSWER: Moore's Toys http://toytractorshow.com/9260.htm #9 What was the original name of the Work Bench area? ANSWER: Collector's Corner Found in the TTS NEWS April 22-April 28 TTS 1 year ago link. http://www.toytractorshow.com/index.htm #10 Who builds a 16/31 Kinze Style Planter? ANSWER: Gordy Schultz of Toy Farmin' http://www.toytractorshow.com/gordy_schultz.htm #11 What year did White Motor company purchase Oliver? What was the first White model number following the merger? ANSWER: In 1960, the White Motor Corporation purchased the Oliver Corporation. The first White was a proto-type tractor was the model 2255 based on Oliver. http://www.toytractorshow.com/white.htm #12 What was the "ultimate dream tractor" slated for introduction in the mid 1980's? ANSWER: Case 5094 Tri-axle 6wd http://toytractorshow.com/Case6wd.htm #13 Where are Byron Sweet Corn pickers manufactured and who is licensed to build toy models for Byron? ANSWER: Byron, NY. Licensed to C&D Models http://toytractorshow.com/byron.htm #14 What was the original name planed for the Magnum tractor? ANSWER: the “New Farmall” http://toytractorshow.com/IH6.htm #15 What is Jason Hasert's favorite tractor? ANSWER: 1976 IH 1566 found under Tractors, Plows, and Harvesters of the Past. http://www.toytractorshow.com/jhasert.htm #16 What row configurations could a John Deere Max Emerge front folding planter be purchased in? ANSWER: The Max Emerge row configurations are 8,12,16,18 and 24 row for the front folding planter. http://www.toytractorshow.com/7200_max_emrg_II.htm #17 What series number was used on Case International combines in 1985? ANSWER: 1400 series. 1460 was also accepted because it is the 1985 Case International Combine model pictured under 1985 Case International merger products. Picture of 1985 Case International 1460: http://www.toytractorshow.com/146085.jpg http://www.toytractorshow.com/CaseIHmerger_pictures.htm #18 How many dump wagons are on ToyTractorShow.com and who made them? ANSWER: There are 3 Dump Wagons on TTS. They are made by Joe in CT, Gordy Schultz & C&D Models. A dump wagon is a wagon that raises and lowers based on two or four wheels. http://www.toytractorshow.com/joe_in_ct.htm http://toytractorshow.com/byron.htm http://www.toytractorshow.com/gordy_schultz_ii.htmhttp://www.toytractorshow.com/gordy_schultz.htm #19 How many years was the John Deere 105 combine offered? ANSWER: Seven years. 1961-1968. As they were not a full production years the answer is seven not eight. http://www.toytractorshow.com/jd95.htm #20 What year was the Steiger Series III released? ANSWER: 1976 http://www.toytractorshow.com/PantherIII.htm Bonus Question: What was the last new full release item sold under the International Harvester brand? ANSWER: This question answer was not on TTS word for word and took some thought. That is why it was the bonus question. In 1985 the IH 1844 Cotton Picker was released and pictured in the Case International Buyers guide that year as an International. It is hard to see but the cab has an IH logo in the center not a CIH. The 1844 was the last new IH to be fully marketed as a new product and remained in the Case International line until 1990. The Super 70 tractors were the last new Tractors built by IH but with only 36 models sold it was not a full release line. The IH 5488 was the last tractor of the Farmall Assembly Line on May 14, 1985 but it was released as a new model in 1982. The IH 1844 is pictured below.
http://www.toytractorshow.com/CaseIHmerger_pictures.htm
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