My dad recently passed away. He fully restored his Dad's 1929 John Deere "Poppin John". He wanted it donated to the local museum because it was the first tractor purchased in that area. We need to know a value for the estate taxes etc. Any one have an idea? It runs perfectly and is fully restore. Thanks
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Anonymous-0
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If you are serious and want a general idea on your question, don't ask such a vague question.
Dave Sherburne NY
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It posts for me, just leave out the
tractorguy2
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No question it's a model D. Looks like a good restoration.
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