I need to know the approximate value of a fully restored 1929 Poppin John tractor. Runs perfectly. My dad restored it and he has passed away. His last request was for us to donate it to a museum since it was the first tractor used in that area. Anyone know where I could find the value of it for tax purposes?
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tractorguy2
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What model D or GP?
The value will depend on what work was done,
professional paint, if it was a complete down to
the last bolt restoration or a just fix what
doesn't work restoration.
The value will depend on what work was done,
professional paint, if it was a complete down to
the last bolt restoration or a just fix what
doesn't work restoration.
wilson ind
Well-known Member
Are you calling a JOHN DEERE tractor a poppin
john? Your father surely would not like the slang
related to his John Deere tractor
john? Your father surely would not like the slang
related to his John Deere tractor
gene bender
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You need more details if you want to find a value.
No disrespect intended, but there are many levels to restoration, so it is an extremely vague term. My interpretation of a complete restoration involves removing every part, replacing ones that do not meet factor tolerance, and a complete paint job.
With that said, I have never restored a tractor, but have repainted and probably refurbished several.
Post more information, many here to help.
With that said, I have never restored a tractor, but have repainted and probably refurbished several.
Post more information, many here to help.
Anonymous-0
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The only thing I can think of as to why people ask a vague,not enough information question, is they crave attention or trying to see if they can get a rise out of others, or both.
Anonymous-0
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I agree that not everyone is knowledgeable on every subject. There are a lot of things I don't know about, but if I was really interested in finding out something on a subject I would furnish as much info as possible.
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