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My father passed away in March and part of his estate is his old 1956 John Deere 320S. He used it at his mini storage to grade the gravel roads between units and stored it in a unit where it is just sitting now. I know it needs new tires cushions and a steering wheel wrap. It should run with a tune up just fine.
Any info on a value for a non restored tractor would be really appreciated. The tractor is in Laurinburg NC.
M-MAN
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- Location
- Bostic, NC
20 grand. Now it's from 2500 to 3500. Jocks
still try to get the high bucks but those
days are gone. Get it running before you
try to sell.
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