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Randy

01-12-2003 05:18:51




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What is a fair price for a JD L in good condition. Thanks, Randy




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Don

01-12-2003 06:53:36




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 Re: JD L in reply to Randy , 01-12-2003 05:18:51  
What does good shape mean? The L is worth more than the LA and the average going price for a LA in good ? shape is $1500.00 to $2500.00 now, depends on the buyer and the seller.



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dave ky

01-12-2003 06:16:31




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 Re: JD L in reply to Randy , 01-12-2003 05:18:51  
i agree with wallace example: in my december 1992 Green magazine a 620 high crop sold for $25,025 in 1992 at dennis polk auction!!! the same exact 620 high crop was put up for auction again in 2002 and sold for $97,000!!!! how do we really know what any tractor is really worth? in the south you can find row crops cheap!! in canada you can find standards fairly cheap!! it all depends.



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wallace

01-12-2003 06:07:12




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 Re: JD L in reply to Randy , 01-12-2003 05:18:51  
price really depends on area that you live in and what your willing to pay...i really dont think anyone can say what an old john deere is worth. ive sold many of them and the price is always decided on how bad the guy really wants it! unless you get one of the really rare ones then thats a different story, i have a 420 high crop that worth way more than my 1955 "60" but i woulnt take a dime less for the 60 because it's so much more dependable.

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