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1953 MUSTANG

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wilson

11-27-2006 10:55:05




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Afriend has an original owener 1953 mustang MH 3 point he bought in march of 53 lots of hours but not banged up good tires original faded paint I dont have a clue and neither does he of what I should pay him. Any one got an poinion as to value?????




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Illinois Steve

11-28-2006 18:20:49




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 Re: 1953 MUSTANG in reply to wilson, 11-27-2006 10:55:05  
A local used tractor dealer in southern Illinois has had a 53 Mustang for sale for about 6 months now. It has hydraulic, 3 point and pto, all the sheet metal, wide front end and the motor is suppose to have been rebuilt. he was asking $3250.00 at first, after about 3 months can down to $2950.00. Drove past the dealer today and it's still there. Kind of hard to miss as it has a chrome grill



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Jim Dawson

11-27-2006 16:01:36




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 Re: 1953 MUSTANG in reply to wilson, 11-27-2006 10:55:05  
I recently sold a completely restored mustang for $3950.00. Originally purchased it for $1200.00 but needed overhauled, rubber and 2 rims. Purchased a narrow front mustang this spring for $850.00 and owner said it ran great. Of coarse there was enough blue smoke from that one to kill mosquitos. However, rubber was good and it had most of the original equipment. Very difficult to give advice on value. It depends on condition, region, and just how bad someone wants to get rid of it or how bad someone wants it.

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jimont

11-27-2006 14:33:42




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 Re: 1953 MUSTANG in reply to wilson, 11-27-2006 10:55:05  
For what it's worth, I gave $500 for my Mustang Row Crop with hydraulics, but that was in 1995.Good tin, fair paint,good tires.



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