Ford and Fordson Tractors

PAT PAWSEY

here have been no events since March and none imminently planned, but I suspect many of you haven’t been idle, but busily beavering away in your sheds during ‘lockdown’, allowing projects to move forward rather faster than expected. At least, judging by the number of registration enquiries that I’ve had so far this year – as many in the first six

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