Hall of Fame
Welcome to the Van Sickle Paints Antique Tractor Hall of Fame. Featured here are photos of classic antique tractors restored and repainted using Van Sickle Tractor Enamels and/or Van Sickle Urethane Hardener.

HOW TO SUBMIT
To submit your photo for inclusion in the Van Sickle Tractor Hall of Fame, please provide a color photograph, description of the tractor (including Model & Year), receipt showing amount and color of Van Sickle paint used to restore the tractor. Please include your name, address, e-mail address and phone number. (Photos will not be returned unless requested.)

Send to:
Van Sickle Paint Mfg.
PO Box 82222
Lincoln, NE 68501-2222
Attn. Hall of Fame

A big thanks to our loyal customers for trusting Van Sickle Paints on their restoration projects and sharing their successful results with us! Please click on photos below for larger view.


1959 Oliver OC6 crawler restored by Farm Country in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Primed in red oxide primer, top coated with three coats of "Oliver Cletrac Yellow". The OC6 went back to work bush-hogging in SE Wisconsin after leaving the shop.”

Case 311 restored by Wisconsin Antique Power Reunion tractor club. Painted in J.I. Case Desert Sand #CML-3007 & J.I. Case Flambeau Red stock #458. All work was done by club members. The tractor will be raffled off in October 2010, and the proceeds will go to scholarships and community projects.

1951 Ferguson painted with Ferguson Gray stock #476 by Robert & Beverly Naber of Waco, Nebraska. The Old Work Horse was purchased new in Garland, Nebraska by Erwin Krieser, Beverly’s father. Beverly drove the Fergy as a young girl on the farm in Garland. After her father’s death in 1981, Beverly purchased the tractor from her mother. The Naber’s had always talked about restoring it to original condition.  In the fall of ‘09, they hauled her home from the farm at Garland to Waco, Nebraska and started cleaning 59 years of grease and dirt from her. After a long winter of hard work they had a squeaky clean Fergy once again. Robert said the hardest part came when they tried to find the correct paint, nobody around Waco knew where to find it…

“Then enter Van Sickle Paint Co., problem solved,” said Robert.
“They always say a picture is worth a thousand words!”

1955 Farmall 100
This 3nd generation family tractor was restored and painted by Richie Billingham of Jackson, Wyoming.

The frame and body parts were primed with #406 Red Primer and top coated with #455 IH Red with some #7028 Clear Hardener/Accelerator mixed in.

The wheels were primed with #407 White Primer and finished with #401 Aluminum.

This 1953 GMC half ton is sitting on a 2003 Trailblazer running gear with automatic transmission, 4 wheel disc brakes, power steering, cruise control, power seats.

“It goes down the road like a new truck!” said owner and restoration provider Bill Bunker of Riverton, Utah.

Painted with VS 470 Rustic Brown, 452 JI Case Power White and top coated with 447 Gloss Acrylic Lacquer Clear Coat

Painted with VS 455 Case IH Red (also used for Farmall Red & McCormick Deering Red)
Restored and painted by Dan Boyington and the crew at Geo Boyington & Son Limited of Brigden, Ontario Canada

Painted with VS 450 JD Yellow
Painted by Dan Boyington and the crew at Geo Boyington & Son Limited of Brigden, Ontario Canada

1988 Ford Bronco II
Painted with VS 466 International Blue
Painted by Moe (Melvin Scott) of Evans City, Pennsylvania

Ferguson TO-20
This 3rd generation family tractor was restored by and is owned by Ron Schilmoeller of the Remsen, IA area.

1936 John Deere - Model "B"
Restored & Painted by Steve Sutterby of Louisburg, Kansas

1934 Masse-Harris - Model 25
Restored & Painted by Steve Sutterby of Louisburg, Kansas

1964 Ford Pickup
Painted By Shannon Belcher, Owner of Blue Collar Paint and Autobody Repair

1948 Case Orchard Tractor
Restored by Chris Golden owner of Superior Coatings in Chilicothe, Missouri

1958 Ferguson TO35 Deluxe.
Restored by Gene Kruse of Lincoln Nebraska.



Restored by Gene Kruse of Lincoln Nebraska. This is a 1955 Ferguson TO35. The top photo is a before and the bottom image is the finished job.

Restored by Gene Kruse of Lincoln Nebraska. From left to right: 1948 Ferguson TO-20, A remote control Ferguson and a Ferguson garden tractor.

Built and painted by Steve Haas of Seward, NE. Colors: Minneapolis Moline Red and Minneapolis Moline Prairie Gold.


Allis Chalmers
Restored by Alton Metther, Menno, SD.

Good for more than just tractors!
Restored by JLance Rodenbur.

T-D6 IH Crawler
Restored by Jim Lacey, Little Village Farm, Dell Rapids, SD.

1930's F-20 Farmall
Restored by Jim Lacey, Little Village Farm, Dell Rapids, SD.

1948 Model "A" Avery
Restored by Jim Lacey, Little Village Farm, Dell Rapids, SD.

1941 B Farmall
Restored by Jarod and Jason Manning, Miles, Iowa

1916 Headless Fairbanks Morse Type "Z" Engine
Photo from John M. Edgerton

1951 Farmall Super A
Photo from A Big Blue Tractor Show in Indiana

1947 Cockshutt 30
Photo from A Big Blue Tractor Show in Indiana

Cockshutt 40 (Blackhawk)
Photo from A Big Blue Tractor Show in Indiana

John Deere L
Photo from A Big Blue Tractor Show in Indiana

Allis-Chalmers
Photo from A Big Blue Tractor Show in Indiana

Oliver 80 Standard
Restored by Schroeder Agribusiness, Inc., Wakefield, NE

550 Oliver
Restored by Gene Schroeder, Wakefield, NE

1951 DC Case
Restored by Jim Lacey, Little Village Farm, Dell Rapids, SD

1939 RC Case
Restored by Jim Lacey, Little Village Farm, Dell Rapids, SD

1934 W.C. Allis-Chalmers
Restored by Jim Lacey, Little Village Farm, Dell Rapids, SD

1929 (22-36) McCormick-Deering
Restored by Jim Lacey, Little Village Farm, Dell Rapids, SD

1954 Ford
Warren and Bonnie Sjoberg, Milaca, MN
Warren's wife, Bonnie, sewed the interior seat and door panels.

1932 Farmall - Model F-20
Restored and Painted by Steve Sutterby of Louisburg, KS

1976 International 140 Industrial series # 58084
Owned by Tim Hayes of Milwaukee, WI
Painted by Lawrence Ginnow and his crew at FARM COUNTRY in Oshkosh, WI
The restoration was very complete as every nut, bolt, bearing, and seal where torn apart. Starting with bare castings they were primed inside and out.  This IH 140 now sports every option that IH offered for that model and is 99.9% factory stock!

1951 WD Allis Chalmers
Painted by Craig Brown & his dad in Savannah, MO