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gerry martel

06-12-2005 12:26:11

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I'm valuing for an estate 2 A-C tractors

1. 1937 unstyled HD custom well restored no serial# 2. 1939 45hp serial# 76154 in daily use includes a #3000 bucket by International Harvester Any help with prices would be greatly appreciated My primary thrust is collector cars Gerry Martel Massachusetts 1 800 955 9988

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Texas Denny

06-12-2005 15:48:03

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Re: current value antique Alli-Chalmers tractors in reply to gerry martel, 06-12-2005 12:26:11

Your description causes a problem. HD refers to a crawler. None were made in 1937. The first HD crawler was made in 1939. They made at least 15 versions from the HD-5 to HD-21. Value depends so much on the condition and the model. It could be worth as little as $500 or as much as $8000 if it had a 4 way or 6 way dozer blade and it is a larger one (10 or bigger).

The serial number for tractor 2 fits in the WC model but it had about 30 horsepower. If it is in excellent condition, it could be worth $1000 - $1500 if it has good sheet metal and good, new paint and good tires.

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acmfmh

06-12-2005 13:43:47

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Re: current value antique Alli-Chalmers tractors in reply to gerry martel, 06-12-2005 12:26:11

I am wondering what tractors you have. May help to send a pic. The 1937 may be an unstyled WC. Serial numbers are located on the rear axle in the middle on the back. As for the 1939, it would probably be a styled WC. They are not 45hp unless the motor has been swapped with a WD45. WC's were made from 1933 to 1948.

The serial number for the 1939 is inline for the WC's. As I said pics would help to determine some value. If they are WC's, depending on condition, probably $800 to $1000 each. If they are rusted, stuck, etc. probably less.

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