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Oliver 77 Value

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Dan Sokolowski

05-17-2004 11:46:51




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I may be beating a dead horse here, but, I have to be sure on value to keep peace in the family.

I am purchasing my Father's Oliver 77 Row Crop and I want to be fair in the price. Unsure of Year. Narrow front end, gas, two stick hydraulics, live PTO, standard drawbar, louvered engine covers, original switch - oil pressure and generator gage, lights. A few dents, faded original paint, runs good. My guess is $1500 - $2000??? Any help is appreciated and no warrantees are expected.

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evielboweviel

05-18-2004 03:58:18




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 Re: Oliver 77 Value in reply to Dan Sokolowski, 05-17-2004 11:46:51  
if all the tires are new then 1800-2000, used 1500-1800, worn out 1200-1500. Assuming everything else is as stated and nobody else wants it worse.
Ron



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Dan Sokolowski

05-18-2004 20:45:39




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 Re: Re: Oliver 77 Value in reply to evielboweviel, 05-18-2004 03:58:18  
Thanks Fellas!



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Kerwin

05-17-2004 13:55:55




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 Re: Oliver 77 Value in reply to Dan Sokolowski, 05-17-2004 11:46:51  
As always, it depends on the area you're in, but I'd say the price range you gave is in the ballpark. Having the louvered side panels is a plus, as they are about a $200 value if you have to buy them separate. Having things that could have been discarded by past owners such as lights, fenders, etc., also adds value.

I'm in WI, and paid $1350 for an 88 two years ago in about the same shape but without the panels. Hope this helps.

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