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Mac

10-25-2003 10:02:04




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Thought I would pass this on. Stopped at an Imp. Dealer northwest of Des Moines Ia who had a 33 on the lot. It had a 333 wide frt and spin out wheels,no 3pt, supposed to have been gone completely through. $5850 cash. I have some heart trouble, but now I think it's a little worse. ;)




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James Pearson

10-31-2003 17:43:26




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 Re: 33 Massey in reply to Mac, 10-25-2003 10:02:04  
I paid $1100.00 for my 33 at a public auction,3 years ago



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SHANNON

10-25-2003 21:42:25




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 Re: 33 Massey in reply to Mac, 10-25-2003 10:02:04  
it should run you around $1200-$2000 i brought mine mh 44 and it was fully loaded for only $1200 of course i had to fix a few things.. i think over $5000 is abit waaay too high..unless if it is in mint condition and never be used at all then its another story...

shannon



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Alberta Mike

10-25-2003 13:25:38




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 Re: 33 Massey in reply to Mac, 10-25-2003 10:02:04  
That should read $20 grand for the family sedan.



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Alberta Mike

10-25-2003 13:24:43




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 Re: 33 Massey in reply to Mac, 10-25-2003 10:02:04  
No doubt the price is totally out of line, however some of these dealers are pretty smart. Park that tractor out there and some guy comes by that has NO idea as to the value of the tractor. He knows that a little tin box yard tractor sells for whatever $$$ down at Walmart and this is a big, huge, real farm tractor for not too much more. He might not even need the Massey but $6 grand doesn't seem like much these days since you pay $20 for your family sedan. Sooner or later, somebody might bite, maybe shell out $4500 and think he beat the guy down (and got a good deal to boot). I guess ya just never know .... a fool and his money are soon parted.

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