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H-P Olive 70 Whats it Worth?

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Dave H

10-07-2003 18:35:17




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Can you Oliver guys give me a round-about estamate of the worth of a 1936 H-P Oliver 70.Its been sitting outside unprotected for who knows how long ,maybe 20 years?No cap on the exhaust,locked up tight.But on the good side it is mostly there except for the radiator cap and its on rotten rubber.Thanks, Dave




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chot

10-09-2003 14:04:56




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 Re: H-P Olive 70 Whats it Worth? in reply to Dave H, 10-07-2003 18:35:17  
i just pick one up runs good all side tin in good shape to i took it to apull aweek ago and took 5th out of 40 tractors in the 4500 pound class i paid 500.00 for it i will sale for right price



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Eric

10-08-2003 21:36:10




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 Re: H-P Olive 70 Whats it Worth? in reply to Dave H, 10-07-2003 18:35:17  
Please correct me if im wrong, but a completely restored one at auction this summer went for $4200.



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oleblu

10-08-2003 04:55:50




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 Re: H-P Olive 70 Whats it Worth? in reply to Dave H, 10-07-2003 18:35:17  
Dave, just remember the 40" tires are nearly non-exsistant. oleblu



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Delbert

10-07-2003 19:48:40




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 Re: H-P Olive 70 Whats it Worth? in reply to Dave H, 10-07-2003 18:35:17  
I bought at auction a 1936 HP 70 with good old paint,decent to good 40 inch rubber an origional radiaror cap {broken} with the engine completely apart, the crank rusted beyound grinding everything seems good with proper cleaning. It cost $400. I have the engine about 1/2 together and a lot of derusting and clening to do. Delbert



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