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Re: Help me ID this Farmall M??


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Posted by John A. on January 29, 2013 at 22:52:07 from (64.128.16.238):

In Reply to: Help me ID this Farmall M?? posted by RTR on January 29, 2013 at 14:12:58:

RTR, Just a regular, run of the mill neglected M, Originally an Distillate Model from the hole in top of hood. Nothing special! Sheet metal is straight just surface rust
Current owner has Never seen it run, Unless he can put a Battery on it, pour in some gas and it Starts Now...It is a Non-Runner, Scrap wt price!, Most Ms weigh ave 5000 K!
5000 x market price / lb or ton = on average $500.
the less desirable wide front $100 if no welds or major repairs so a place to work off of IMO is $600. From pic tires are shot no value will cost you to get rid of.
$900 is way too high,
Put $400 in 100 dollar bills in you front shirt pocket, offer that. If he balks get $100 from out of your Left front jean pocket and add to the $400 if he balks, a $100 more from your other front jean pocket. Lastly $100 bill in your hip pocket for a last offer if he doesn't take that walk away!
Remind him he will only get scrap wt price @ the salvage yard and he has to haul it to get best money in his pocket.
Hope this helps!
Later,
John A.


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