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How much for an F-12???????
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Posted by Patrick Martin on November 22, 2006 at 03:34:02 from (64.154.26.250):
This is sad, it looks like I've developed a bug for tractors now. Ran across a guy who has an F-12 from what I gather. has the steering wheel going straight across the top and all but is missing a fender. It's on full steel wheels wih the rears with the spikes on it. The engines stuck and the machine is a smooth brown in color and it looks to only be surface rust. I think everythings there at least from what I can see. I'm guessing it has a magneto mounted on the flywheel like a car because I'm not seeing a generator or alternator. Some small dents but nothing too serious.
Nice machine really with lots of potential I'd say. in some cases I'd rather a stuck engine too since sometimes it means the toleraces are still tight. What's a fair price to ask? I'm thinking that this dude just wants to get rid of it actually by the way he talks. Might swing it for a couple hundred but I'd like to know what it's worth tops. Does someone do babbiting for these blocks and are parts even available. The steel wheels ar neat but I can't use them on the road so I might just pass altogether too unless it's a worthwhile project. I love 1920's cars and I'm thinking this might go well with my collection.
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