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PRICE & RARITY OF A MM ZA??

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Tom

06-08-1998 08:04:00




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Can someone tell me how many MM ZA's were produced and what their value might be? Guy wants to sell me one and I am not a MM guy. I could use some guidance here..... thanks.




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Tim C.

06-08-1998 11:16:30




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 Re: PRICE & RARITY OF A MM ZA?? in reply to Tom, 06-08-1998 08:04:00  
Tom,

The ZA model came in after 1949 and were made up through about 1953. I'm attaching a hyperlink to the Unoffial MM Homepage that has a serial number listing. It'll tell you approximately how many were made each year. Note there were more than one type of ZA, depending on front wheel configuration. The engines were pretty much all the same for the production run. The rarity of the tractor sometimes depends on your location and how many were distributed in your area. Around here in the Midwest, there are quite a few ZA's still running around and found for parts. Good luck on your decision!

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Dave

06-08-1998 17:18:50




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 Re: Re: PRICE & RARITY OF A MM ZA?? in reply to Tim C., 06-08-1998 11:16:30  

: Tom,

: The ZA model came in after 1949 and were made up through about 1953. I'm attaching a hyperlink to the Unoffial MM Homepage that has a serial number listing. It'll tell you approximately how many were made each year. Note there were more than one type of ZA, depending on front wheel configuration. The engines were pretty much all the same for the production run. The rarity of the tractor sometimes depends on your location and how many were distributed in your area. Around here in the Midwest, there are quite a few ZA's still running around and found for parts. Good luck on your decision!

Tom, In my opnion the ZA is one of the easiest MM's to get ahold of. I have seen many for sale lately and most can be purchased for $800 to $1200 Extremely poor or Nice ones would be outside of this range, however.

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