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FIRST TIME TRACTOR BUYER!!!! HELP!!!!
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Posted by Farmallkid on March 20, 2004 at 16:57:43 from (209.216.154.133):
Hi guys, My bosses son is 13, and he's moving from the go-kart to the antique tractor stage, he wants an old tractor, bin lookin around for some and theres an aution coming up with farmalls in it. Im almost 16 and have never bought anything from an aution before or bought a tractor, havnt realy bin looking for prices of farmalls either. This aution has a 806 gas SC, C,A,H and a restored 1937 F-12 with 2R cultivater. I would think the 12 would bring $1200-$1500 CAN so i will give you the sight to look at them.I will try to post the link if it dosnt work then here it is. www.jackmorrisauctions.com once there click on SALES LISTINGS INDEX then go down 5 autions to the AUTHIER FARMS AUCTION. When you get there, there is a list of the tractors. The 806 is out, all the others are fair game. hes got $1200 to play with im not sure if he'll come away with anything but its worth a try. Sorry for such a long post, hope you can check the pics out and let me know what you think of them and what a good price is for them. The prices are in CAN
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