1964 International Harvester 806

Step into the rugged past with Texoma Classics as we meticulously restore a 1964 International Harvester 806 in Sherman, Texas. This vintage International Harvester isn’t just a tractor; it’s a symbol of agricultural heritage, durability, and timeless functionality, and we’re dedicated to bringing it back to its former glory. Join us on a captivating visual journey through the restoration process, where the spirit of classic tractors meets modern craftsmanship and innovation.

Restoration Progress

We will be getting this tractor up and running again with some engine and wiring work. We will also give it a new paint job.

Disassembling the tractor to start diagnosing the engine.

The fuel injectors have been reinstalled.

The fuel tank has been reinstalled on the tractor.

We pulled the PTO to inspect the engine.

We have cleaned out all of the bad oil.

The steps have been installed.

We have removed the filter housing for media blast.

Parts have been media blasted and are about to be sprayed with epoxy.

Epoxy has been sprayed on all the parts in the booth.

The body of the tractor has been media blasted.

The body and rims have been sprayed with epoxy.

The body and rims have been painted Harvester Red.

We have painted some parts Harvester Red.

Breather, radiator shroud, fan, trim pieces, radiator and seat frame have all been painted.

We have the gas tank, parts and grilled in the paint booth waiting to get painted.

The gauges have been installed and have been wired for power.

The painted seat frame has been installed on the tractor.

The Harvester Red painted gas tank is installed.

The grille painted Harvester Red and has been installed.

Transmission cooler lines, radiator, radiator hoses, fan shroud, overflow have all been installed.