Posted by Andy Motteberg on November 17, 2007 at 17:36:50 from (4.143.222.169):
In Reply to: Cheap Auction today!! posted by SEMNTractor on November 17, 2007 at 17:15:21:
That's too bad that they are going to be junked. I once went to an auction where a bought a 1949 John Deere A. There was lots of JD and Allis Tractors and implements for sale there and almost all of them went to a scrap iron man. I saved my John Deere A from the scrap man. I'm 14 so my Dad did the bidding on the tractor and my Dad was bidding against the scrap man. There was also a JD 50 there, I don't know who got it, but it had new rear tires, ran excellent and it only sold for $1400. Me and my Dad were loading my tractor and it was sad to see the scrap man torching all his tractors and impements in pieces to load it all. :( That was a very big auction and I bet he probably bought about 80% of that auction. Me and my Dad go to other auctions and that "scrap man" buys up most of the tractors, trucks, cars, anything made of metal.
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