Re: Re: value of tractors in future

Posted by Steve T on January 20, 2002 at 08:19:49 from (216.187.161.60):

In Reply to: Re: value of tractors in future posted by Glenn(WV) on January 19, 2002 at 20:27:01:

Glenn, your right about the older tractors being parted out. For every tractor parted out, that makes 1 less tractor that can be restored and 1 more tractor that can be subtracted from the run of that particular model made. I am half ways through rebuilding/ restoring a 1940 Farmall "A" and had to pick up the remains of 2 other "A",s to get the basic parts that I needed to rebuild mine. There are now 2 less Farmall "A",s that can be restored and 2 more tractors taken off of the list. Im sure that there are a lot of people on this board that has done the same thing. The less that are left SHOULD go up in value at a much later date. For the moment, I am at least enjoying the fact that prices are still fairly low for some unrestored tractors and parts still available for most of them. I just picked up a very nice straight running 1950 "H" for the paltry sum of only $500.00 bucks. Not an every day find, but still out there.
Steve T

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