The overhauled machine will be given away as part of a John Deere promotion thousands have already signed up to win it.ĬSD Editor Greg Lamp was present at the unveiling, and recorded it. Out back there was a special diffuser-style rear fascia and bright, rolled dual exhaust tips. It included a unique front fascia with a billet-style grille and a revised chin spoiler, which was 1.5 inches lower than the standard Mustang GT s. They’re calling it the Big Buck Sales Event. The tractor is the focal point of a new giveaway and purchase incentive program the company is offering in 2010. The tractor can still be used in the field, and all new accessories and fabrication are bolt-on items and can be fairly easily removed. It would be nice to have the tractor which Chip Foose customised on display here rather than at a the Tractory Assembly plant. The GT /CS package offered a number of styling enhancements for the retro-styled fifth-generation Mustang. This is Chip Foose on a John Deere 4020 that he’s getting ready to customize. With the turf tires in the back and the three-ribbed tires in the front, it carries that theme all the way through from the tires to the sheet-metal work to the paint job – but it’s still a John Deere.” The idea for this design came from looking at tractors like they're a dry lakes or Indy car, Foose said. He unveiled the tractor during the 2010 Commodity Classic in Anaheim, Calif.
“I wanted some of that racing feel to the tractor. Chip Foose's John Deere 4020 This 1970 John Deere 4020 was designed by legendary automotive designer Chip Foose. “I’ve looked at tractors for years and always thought they’re narrow and look almost like a dry lakes car or some of the old Indy cars,” Foose says. The engine, transmission, clutch, fuel system and other major components underwent some mechanical updating, in addition to the cosmetic redesign. The tractor came from an Ohio farm where it was still being used. John Deere and Chip Foose unveiled a Foose-customized 1970 JD 4020 tractor at Commodity Classic.
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