1901 Colt ? Port Colborne, Ontario, call for pricing

[Spike188]

This just popped up on Facebook Marketplace. Wants are getting in the way of reality. The ad says call for pricing.

Spike

10,000 reasons the 646bh isn't finished

[Spike188]

Duh, why did I do that?

It is a 1963 or 1964 model 7 or 9 and I bought it to pick up this afternoon.

Spike

10000 reasons why the 646bh isn't finished.

[Eugen]

I know you wouldn't get it unless it's a great deal.

[Timj]

10001 reasons now
Nice find, they don't come up often, even here, 25 miles from where they were made.

[Dave180]

Eugene you are fast to grab these deals up..good for you

[crazycase]

WOW
Nice find, I'd say that one IS pretty rare
Love the headlights either coon hunting or looking for worms you pick
She'll be a classic all restored you lucky devil

cc

[Spike188]

With a lot of research yesterday, in 2012 Tom Arnold posted, at that time, there were no Colt 7's known to exist and very few 9'S.

https://manuals.ccigt.com/OperatorManua ... manual.pdf
Finding any Colt 7 and 9 document was difficult but a parts manual does exist.

Some documents suggest that there were no serial of model numbers on the early tractors. If this tractor ever had one it was probably on a sticker under the ignition switch on the left side of the stearing column.

I have reached out to a few knowlageable people in the Colt world for feed back on year identification.
At this point all that can be assumed is that it is likely a Colt 9 produced in 1963 or 1964.


Spike

10,001 reasons the 646BH is not finished.

[MattA]

Nice find Spike. Looking forward to the future restoration.
Hydraulic drive, manual lift?

[Chad]

Nice Spike! Looking forward to seeing what you do with it. Missed this one (35 mins from me) but glad you grabbed it! I have no time for any more projects atm lol.

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