1963 Pennsylvania Panzy Mower
 

Saw this out there and thought it was pretty neat and in pretty nice shape for its age. No, it is not a cub, but still kinda cool. I know nothing about these little guys, but maybe someone out there can give it a good, new home!

http://muncie.craigslist.org/grd/5726435437.html

Cub Cadet 123

They are neat tractors.

If it were near me, I would own it.

I've been tempted to get this one but I have way too many projects now.:biggrin2:

http://atlanta.craigslist.org/wat/grd/5692916382.html

The design and color of them has always been cool to me, very different. I like the bench seat. I had a chance to buy a restored one for 700. Neat for the shows. The deck resembles an O timed deck, just cool

I agree, those are neat little machines. I just do not know how much of a fan I would be of sitting on top of that engine in the hot summer time while mowing the yard. Notice the round fenders on the earlier one and the squared off fenders on the one 1967 model that Oak posted....just around the time that IH changed from round fenders to square ones!

Cub Cadet 123

They use an 8 3/4 mopar rear end in them. So i think the diff is a little stronger than a cub.

And no problems with the Cub rear ends here!

It's a wonderful garden tractor. Got to love the 90* gear boxes for each deck blade too. But, compare it to the mighty Original, and this Panzer looks like something you'd expect to see, maybe in the late 50's.

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