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Ford 3000 1972 value?

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Papa78 Jack

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Have a 1972 Ford 3000 6-4 transmission, 2w drive , power steering, runs good, new tires and rims on front, rear tires hold air but need to be replaced, along with on rim. Had trans. front seal replaced, rear pto seal replaced, no other leaks, no brakes, good seat. Drives good, I'm going to sell it with a 6' mower, push-pull grader blade, carry box, 300# seeder spreader, all in good condition. Just looking for a ball park price. This may not be the place to put this on Thanks
 
Just checked CL for central Indiana and found most 3000s selling for around $3000 to $4000 without the implements. By the looks of these they would be considered in average condition.
 

6-4 is a odd trans for a 3000 ag tractor, normally found in industrial models like my 4500.

No mention of live pto or not.
It makes a difference

No brakes? as in it doesn't have any brakes or it has brakes but they haven't been worked on by you.

Depending on your answer I'd say $2000-4000 for the tractor and another $1000 for the implements.
 
A lot depends on your location. Tires are a big expense.
Sheetmetal, paint and overall "looks" count too.
As well as any smoke or blow-by.

I have three 3000 tractors. The most I paid was $2000 delivered 150 miles.
That one a running tractor with decent tires, 8 speed, live PTO, power
steering, good sheetmetal with the tags in place and near perfect fenders.
No implements with it, just the tractor, and it did need some TLC.
I replaced the exhaust, fixed a power steering leak and other odds and ends.
 
I just saw your other post that said it was a diesel.
That adds to the value. The ones I have are gas.
I do have a 335I diesel as well, it needs a clutch.
Hopefully I'll get to that this summer too.
 
That's where they are here, in any kind of condition. Market is there but supply is nil. BTDT. My 3000D is a '65, bought it 20ish years ago for $3600 and turned around and spent another $1000 on parts only/head machine work for an inframe. I had been looking for a long time and this one popped up and I jumped on it.
 
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