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Dave G

07-01-2002 12:40:43




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Anyone know of one of these, how many might be out there, and some kind of value? Just wondering if anyone's seen or heard of one. Thanks.

Dave




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Ralph

07-01-2002 20:49:42




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 Re: AO all fuel in reply to Dave G, 07-01-2002 12:40:43  
A styled AO all-fuel was sold either on E-Bay or YT auction site a few weeks ago. All the sheet metal was present, but as I understand had not been remounted on the tractor until recently. I thought the sheet metal looked very good for that vintage tractor. If I remember correctly it sold for $3550 which I thought was low. I don't know the condition of the engine or transmission. No hydralic if I remember correctly.

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Dan

07-01-2002 17:22:44




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 Re: AO all fuel in reply to Dave G, 07-01-2002 12:40:43  
Is your AO styled or unstyled? Generally there are fewer all fuel AO tractors. Unless there is something unique about your tractor, they are generally low dollar tractors (as John Deere's go).



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Slow A

07-02-2002 10:05:07




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 Re: Re: AO all fuel in reply to Dan, 07-01-2002 17:22:44  
All unstyled AO tractors were all fuel. 1949 thru 1953 AO styled tractors TOTAL production of 1500 tractors were just about an even split between all fuel and gas. While not as rare as a HICROP, they do fall into the "scarce" category.



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Dave G

07-02-2002 09:48:31




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 Re: Re: AO all fuel in reply to Dan, 07-01-2002 17:22:44  
It's a styled one, and it runs good. I think i'll probably just fix it up for myself, at least it's nice to look at! I'm not really in this for the money anyways....

dave



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