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Oliver hart-parr 18-27 made in 1931

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John Reilly

08-22-2000 11:55:48

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I found an oliver hart-parr 18-27 made in 1931. The tractor is in parts and is missing the radiator and four cylinders. It is a steel wheeled tractor that is in parts. Any idea of value?

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Joe

08-23-2000 11:19:02

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Re: Oliver hart-parr 18-27 made in 1931 in reply to John Reilly, 08-22-2000 11:55:48

John,

I can't really help with the value other than to say that the missing parts can be very expensive. I have an extra radiator if your interested, but other than that the manifold alone will be close to $400.00 used (if you can find one) New ones run @ $600-$750. I bought a 1936 18-27 a couple of months ago, it was complete, minus the manifold and tires/rims and I paid $400.00 for it. I figure I will have another $1,500 into it before it's done. How much will it be worth when it's complete? I have no idea, but I bet it won't be worth the amount of $ put into it to make it go again. Then again, I'm not in it for the money... Where are you located? If nothing else, you might be able to sell a few parts to me.

Enjoy, Joe

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Dave Bush

08-31-2000 19:44:24

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Re: Re: Oliver hart-parr 18-27 made in 1931 in reply to Joe, 08-23-2000 11:19:02

You could probably expect to get from $3ooo - $5000 depending on how well you restore it. If you had an 18-28 then your talking about a really rare tractor. Also, check to see if it's a series 42. If it is, your looking at a rare find

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Joe

09-06-2000 06:11:00

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Re: Re: Re: Oliver hart-parr 18-27 made in 1931 in reply to Dave Bush, 08-31-2000 19:44:24

Whats a series 42 and how can you tell if you have one or not? Thanks.

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