Anonymous-0
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I have a fully restored 1950s John Deere model 320 . Does anyone know a value ?
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buickanddeere
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Depends much if it's an early or late 320. One chassis is rarer than the other too . The occasional V model around which are still $$$.
Any options on the tractor?
Location ?
Prices are down as collections are being liquidated at estate sales. No very many people in the collecting age bracket any more with personal experience on a 320 that would want one. Small farm and rural estate owners are purchasing new CUT instead of old tractors without modern features .
Any options on the tractor?
Location ?
Prices are down as collections are being liquidated at estate sales. No very many people in the collecting age bracket any more with personal experience on a 320 that would want one. Small farm and rural estate owners are purchasing new CUT instead of old tractors without modern features .
Tom OConnor
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Preston,
They are quite hard to find especially the slant steer models and can get real pricey for a good one. A picture would help. I know that they made fewer slant steer (phase three) models than 330's.
They are quite hard to find especially the slant steer models and can get real pricey for a good one. A picture would help. I know that they made fewer slant steer (phase three) models than 330's.
Tom OConnor
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Anonymous-0
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I have 2 numbers on the chassis:
one is 321736
the other is m3349t
Does this help with idenification of the exact year of make or offer any other info?
I will try to post a pic soon
one is 321736
the other is m3349t
Does this help with idenification of the exact year of make or offer any other info?
I will try to post a pic soon
Anonymous-0
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I have 2 numbers on the chassis: one is 321736 , the other is m3349t
Does this id the year of make or offer any other info? Will post a pic soon .
Does this id the year of make or offer any other info? Will post a pic soon .
buickanddeere
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As a rough ball part price range . A 320 runs similar to a 435 . Options depending of course.
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