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Charles Trent

11-03-2007 21:06:06




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I would like to know if anyone has the following collection of tractors restored complete and what it would cost to buy them all.
D10
D12
D14
D15
D17
D19




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GBACB Fan

11-04-2007 15:52:09




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 Re: D series in reply to Charles Trent, 11-03-2007 21:06:06  
Including the D21, you're looking at $50-60K.



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J.C.H.

11-04-2007 10:21:45




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 Re: D series in reply to Charles Trent, 11-03-2007 21:06:06  
You can add a D21 to that list and visit the Sandwich Fair in ILL in Sept. to see the Bergrens collection. I think they are from around Streator ILL.



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d21man

11-03-2007 22:08:48




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 Re: D series in reply to Charles Trent, 11-03-2007 21:06:06  
you forgot the most important one the d21.



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steve(ill)

11-03-2007 21:56:36




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 Re: D series in reply to Charles Trent, 11-03-2007 21:06:06  
i doubt you will get 6 restored D tractors from one collector. to answer your other question, the tractors bring $3500-4000. when they run and looks good (original). Depending on the qulity of the restoration, you could be $5-6000. each on the smaller ones, depending on the series. The D19 might be more.



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John (MO)

11-05-2007 11:30:47




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 Re: D series in reply to steve(ill), 11-03-2007 21:56:36  
The D-19 is usually the least expensive of all the D series, about $2000 in work clothes. $3500 to $4000 would be a load for most except maybe the D-17 series 4.



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cadet trooper

11-05-2007 15:22:59




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 Re: D series in reply to John (MO), 11-05-2007 11:30:47  
Gosh John I would have thought the D10 or D12 with 3pt hitch would have been the hot item but i'm not up on those series AC's but I'd have to agree about the series 4 D-17 nice tractor sure is handy and powerful.



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