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Farmall F 12 tractor value
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Posted by TBuchanan on November 29, 2005 at 17:44:28 from (68.70.116.222):
I have a F12 in my garage which my Grandfather restored in the 1960's , it has not moved in 20 years . Repainted , steel on the back and cut down rubber [2] front tires/ wheels. It was never rusty or anything. I understand they are not too valuable but just looking for a idea of what to ask.
I believe it to be complete easily started.Anything I should look for ?
thanks. Tom
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