Posted by RTR on December 09, 2010 at 18:37:35 from (98.83.136.194):
In Reply to: Super A worth. posted by smoknbs on December 09, 2010 at 12:12:14:
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I just bought a 1949 Super A with full cultivators, drawbar, and scratchers for the $2,400. That is all the guy was asking, and I didn't argue since he had just fixed it up. Down south, I should be able to get AT LEAST $3,400 for it no problem this spring. The tractor is immaculate all the way through too.
I also bought a 1972 Farmall 140 (later model Super A) today with all of the equipment (cultivators, planters, 1 pt hitch bush hog, 1 pt hitch disk, and 1 pt hitch double plow) for $3,300. The tractor was in a barn and hasn't been ran in several years. Its also going to need rear tires as well.
Hope that is of any help. I will post pictures of the Super A below. I am picking up the 140 tomorrow, and don't currently have any pictures.
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