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First 880 ever built Value

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Oak

01-10-2006 13:23:37




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I have the first 880 Oliver Ever Built. What would be Value of Tractor?




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JD hauler

01-12-2006 18:35:27




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 Re: First 880 ever built Value in reply to Oak, 01-10-2006 13:23:37  
First off, is it restored? , What equipment is on it, what did it come with factory, If it is restored to showroom or beyond, it might be worth a good bit, but its only worth what someone will pay or what the market will stand, probably not the answer you want, but that is the facts on pricing in my book, anyway, it also seems that the olivers dont keep the value like a sought after model like some JD's or Farmalls, not pitting against your ollie , I have one and love it, as the sought after types and known rare types go up and through the roof, it will make the run of the mill tractor worth more too, because it will soon be all that the small collector worth more, so that is my 2 cents.

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JD hauler

01-12-2006 18:34:53




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 Re: First 880 ever built Value in reply to Oak, 01-10-2006 13:23:37  
First off, is it restored? , What equipment is on it, what did it come with factory, If it is restored to showroom or beyond, it might be worth a good bit, but its only worth what someone will pay or what the market will stand, probably not the answer you want, but that is the facts on pricing in my book, anyway, it also seems that the olivers dont keep the value like a sought after model like some JD's or Farmalls, not pitting against your ollie , I have one and love it, as the sought after types and known rare types go up and through the roof, it will make the run of the mill tractor worth more too, because it will soon be all that the small collector worth more, so that is my 2 cents.

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Oak

01-11-2006 05:52:23




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 Re: First 880 ever built Value in reply to Oak, 01-10-2006 13:23:37  
Thanks Not Sure What I am Going to do with it Yet. Restore and Take to Pulls? Or What. Thanks for you Help.



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AB

01-10-2006 18:11:00




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 Re: First 880 ever built Value in reply to Oak, 01-10-2006 13:23:37  
I see junk 880's go for $500 and parade ready one's up to $4000. If your tractor was in the midwest at a hot auction with Oliver collectors, I'd add maybe $500 to $1000. This is just my opinion.



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JerryB

01-10-2006 14:09:06




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 Re: First 880 ever built Value in reply to Oak, 01-10-2006 13:23:37  
Well seeing as how it was the very first one and they didn't have all the bugs worked out yet and it wasn't perfect like all the other that came after it, I would say about $250 a ton. I'll give you $275 per ton and haul it away for you. ;)

Seriously, there is no telling what the right person would pay for that thing..



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RickB

01-10-2006 13:49:07




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 Re: First 880 ever built Value in reply to Oak, 01-10-2006 13:23:37  
Put it in an auction; its true value (that day)will be revealed.



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