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Big Hunter

06-10-2007 13:44:25




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I'm thinking that an allis chalmers is going to end up like a mopar. everybody wanted a chevy or ford (most popular and more made) but now the mopar prices are going to the moon (more rare, less of them) hence, in years to come the allis will be more rare and sooner or later the price go to the moon....am I nuts?




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George Andreasen

06-10-2007 16:44:51




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 Re: chevy ford mopar in reply to Big Hunter, 06-10-2007 13:44:25  
Yes...you are nuts. Allis Chalmers tractors and equipment will never be worth anything close to what the "big names" sell for. Their future is dismal. Now, sell me all your orange tractors!



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Mark - IN.

06-11-2007 17:11:19




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 Re: chevy ford mopar in reply to George Andreasen, 06-10-2007 16:44:51  
Ha Ha Ha Ha...not selling old reliable B.

My neighbor sold his Golden Jubilee on Ebay for $4,200 he told me yesterday. Paid $5,500. So, I'm out hogging on a 950 Deere and my sister's out belly mowing on the B (that would be Orange B), and I'm wondering what's he going to do with that 11 acres that he doesn't do anything with but bushog once a year. Don't ask about my B, she's too old to even think about that, and only finish mows these days. Not with my 950, or 4520. But, I steered him in the right direction. Two weeks ago I saw a nice D-17 on the way home, saw it again yesterday. "Hey, you keep saying that you want to till and I know where there's a nice D-17 that will do 30 times more than you'll ever need, and if I didn't have to put on a new roof in a week or two and had the $dough, I'd pick it because being orange I know it aint going to cost what its worth". He didn't seem interested though. Wonder what he's going to do now? I know what he aint going to do though.

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