ih1066: Like you, I don't have much use for a 1066. I'll be damned if I'm going to buy one to rebuild and make money. A professional rebuilder may make some money if he has a good reputation, so you may as well let him take the risk.
Around these parts, 66 series tractors in that condition make the bone yard. There is a large acreage boneyard not far from me. Lot more 66 and 86 grills in that pile than 56. I can also take you to farms in the same area, their main source of power are post 1990 tractors with dozens of 656 and 856 as backup. those guys went throught 66 and 86 stage, and soon found 4 wheel drive was the answer.
I'd take what I could get and run, beyond that you'll only trade dollars.
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