JD 2 cyl Prices @ Auction

Blksmok · Aug 30, 2018

On-line auction in west central Wi. Two JD A's 1935 with consecutive serial numbers $2850 each, JD 620 restored, runs, very good 14.9 rear tires $2900, JD 430 restored, square tube wfe, 3 pt. $3300, JD 620 ROM runs, $2800, JD 630 ROM non-runner $2425, JD50 single wheel front $1675, JD70 diesel,pony engine not running and had coolant in the crankcase, non-working power steering, leaking water pump, missing some parts, $2365

James Howell · Aug 30, 2018

"[b:654c4848f0][i:654c4848f0]JD70 diesel,pony engine not running and had coolant in the crankcase, non-working power steering, leaking water pump, missing some parts, $2365[/i:654c4848f0][/b:654c4848f0]"

Sounds like our Model 70 diesels might be of some value.

NY 986 · Aug 30, 2018

Thanks for passing the information along.

Blksmok · Aug 30, 2018

James....IMHO someone paid too much for it. It needed about $1500 in parts to make it running and whole. Can buy a decent 70 diesel in our area for about $3500 with no surprises. In addition to the mechanical issues, it had poor, mismatched rear tires, incorrect seat assembly, no head lights/bars, rusted out battery box, incorrect steering wheel and several other items that would cost $?s to fix.

johndeeregreg · Aug 30, 2018

any idea if they kept the A's together?

rick deere · Aug 31, 2018

I've got one I'd sell for 1500. needs restored. motor loose. pony loose. tires hold air has antifreeze in radiator. restore or parts.

Dan in Ohio · Sep 1, 2018

Thanks for the info. The words "On line auction" are outside my range of experience as I have not participated in any (yet). The description of that 70 D that James has highlighted leaves me scratching my head as to what the buyer was thinking. Funny you mentioning $3500 as a price for a good 70 D in your area as that has always been my limit or at least my target price as I have gone a little past that. lol.

Blksmok · Sep 1, 2018

Dan...my experience is that 70?s sell quickly at $2500 or less, but slow at $3500 or more. The one at the auction needed at least $1500 in parts that are known to be missing or need fixing. So, you are at $3800 and may be in for surprises when you start working on it. Even with the pony running, matched rear tires, power steering working, etc, etc.......it would be a slow seller just to recover your investment. The 70?s are like buses, if you miss this one there is another one coming. Be a discriminating buyer.

Blksmok · Sep 1, 2018

Greg....did not see the final bidders, but there were two different buyers bidding late in the auction. Hope they stayed together.

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