The Massey Ferguson 100 Series was introduced in the 1960s to replace the Massey-Harris and Ferguson derived models. The range of models was increased over the 100 series lifetime till the mid 1970s. The some of the range were based on updated versions of the Massey-Ferguson 35 model with a new unified style tinwork and a design that was to be built for all 'World Markets' The distinctive feature was the square bonnet and nose with silver head lamp surround and black and silver grill with the silver skid unit and wheel centres picked out in red.