Posted by Pete76NY on February 11, 2009 at 19:03:00 from (69.205.231.134):
Between Dad and I, we own about 10 tractors, alot are bigger than the Super C, some are rarer, some seem more glamorous...but job for job and pound for pound it's the handiest, toughest tractor we have (lotsa Div 1 trophies in the shop belong to her) and it is the LAST tractor either one of us would get rid of if we had to part with all of 'em but 1! ...but $5500 (the one on photo ads)??????? It is nice, it does have a widefront (means something to some guys, but I don't like needing a football field to turn a tractor around.) That means it is worth more on the market than the JD 70? The Super M? The Super H? ...oh must be because it's "red"! Whay would someone add that to their ad? '51 wasn't a white demo year...I MIGHT have seen a yellow C once, and a guy near me has one painted green and yellow as a joke, but I guess he thinks that "red" paint makes it more valuable. Even here in Upstate, NY where tractors are expensive...the BEST Super C will only bring about $2500 and a straight C is a lesser (not much lesser, but it shows up on the track if everyone is truly stock. Geez!
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