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Joe Giordano

10-25-2007 15:08:31




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Does anyone know how rare a Case DO is, I know they only made about 3000 of them but are there many left. I know where one is with a stuck motor but the rest looks quite good. What is one of these worth in good shape and what is one worth in this condition, I am looking to buy it.




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eagle1

10-26-2007 08:30:58




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 how 'bout $6750 in reply to Joe Giordano, 10-25-2007 15:08:31  
Here is the address to one that sold on ebay and polks auction a couple months ago. Brought 6750 with citrus metal.


http://cgi.liveauctions.ebay.com/15465-Case-DO-Tractor_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ52645QQihZ016QQitemZ260152968415QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW



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Mathias NY

10-25-2007 18:41:55




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 Re: Case DO Tractor in reply to Joe Giordano, 10-25-2007 15:08:31  
A rough but running tractor could fetch $500-$1000, depending on a bunch of factors. A good set of the orchard tin could fetch over $1000 without a tractor. Restored might go for $2500 for a basic model, up to $5000 for one with full tin. Thats just a guess, I've never actually seen a restored one for sale.

Like Don mentioned, 'rare' depends on your location. I know of a dozen or so 'DO' tractors within 20 miles of my house, but don't know of any 'D' tractors. But I am in the middle of NY's orchard country so this is probably not typical. If the tractor doesn't have the full orchard tin, needs tires, looks rough, and is stuck, you will probably want to keep looking.

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Don Rudolph

10-25-2007 16:33:17




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 Re: Case DO Tractor in reply to Joe Giordano, 10-25-2007 15:08:31  
Rare is a pretty subjective judgement. I mostly depends on where you are located. There are quite a few examples here in WI, MI, NY, and FL where they were mostly sold. I paid $750.00 for my DO and it is rough with no orchard tin. It is also a late model (1953) so some parts are hard to find. A restored DO with full tin should be worth $5000 or more. A DO w/o tin is worth much less. Good Luck! Don

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