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Newton

07-02-2004 19:01:18




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Hello, Could someone here tell me what a Model Case steam tractor is worth and where the best place to advertise it for sale?

This is not a toy but a real steam tractor that will run on compressed air or can be fired up to run on steam. Running on steam will burn off the paint so it was only run once on steam in 1956.
It was then repainted and sealed in a glass case 26"x12"x12".

I think it is a 60 HP model but not sure. It is in super condition, Cute as a button, not sure of the scale.

It was out of its glass case only once (1978) since 1956 and only to oil it. It did not need cleaning as has been sealed tight in the glass case.

Any information would be helpful.

Thank you, Newton

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mike

07-03-2004 13:07:48




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 Re: Case Steam tractor in reply to Newton, 07-02-2004 19:01:18  
This is a scale model right (based on dimensions)? Was it some sort of salesmans display or promotional item? Sure would like to see a picture, sounds like it's pretty neat. Maybe an Antiques Roadshow type appraiser could help. Maybe somebody at Case corporate office could help.



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Dale(MO)

07-03-2004 10:19:04




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 Re: Case Steam tractor in reply to Newton, 07-02-2004 19:01:18  
Newton, I have been away from steam for a long time, but maybe this will help. In about 1985 or 86, I saw a really nice, original Baker engine (I think it was 60 HP) offered at a thresher show here in MO. The owner was a doctor from IL, had owned it for many years, and was selling because of the cost of hiring someone to move it to shows for him. If memory serves, he wanted $40,000 for it, or best offer. That price included having it moved to where the new owner wanted it. The engine ran well, and out-pulled everything at the tractor pull, but it was not a restored engine. Before the end of the show, he sold it, and I think he got his price for it, too. A lot of the guys I knew at the time that were involved with steam said it was a cheap price. I knew of a couple of Keck-Gonerman and Case engines that were priced at $80,000-$100,000. I don't know if they actually brought that, but that was considered a fair price for one in restored, running shape - and, like I said, that was 20 years ago. I would suggest trying to find a fairly recent issue of Iron Man Album, or search the web for other magazines dealing with steam, and see what kind of prices engines such as yours are bringing. Hope this help some. Good luck, and keep us posted. I always loved steam power, and wish I could afford to get back to it. I admire anyone who still fools with steam - it's a real rush!

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caseman-d

07-02-2004 20:28:15




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 Re: Case Steam tractor in reply to Newton, 07-02-2004 19:01:18  
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They sold this 1/3 scale at auction in Canada last month. It brought a nice some of 9800.00 Canadian.
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ted

07-02-2004 20:03:54




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 Re: Case Steam tractor in reply to Newton, 07-02-2004 19:01:18  
That is not something you see very often. I'm sure if you sold it for the time invested the price would be huge. My suggestion is put in on Ebay under "antique farm equipment" and also "Case tractors" with an acceptable reserve, and see what it brings. As they say in the appraisal business. The value is what a buyer is willing to pay and a seller willing to accept.



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