Re: 1946 Farmall I-A

Posted by Glenn on August 31, 2000 at 20:07:12 from (209.253.184.131):

In Reply to: 1946 Farmall I-A posted by Sara on August 30, 2000 at 20:22:08:

Hi Sara,

Like Pete said, a tractor that is not running will fetch less money; if the engine is seized up, it generally won't fetch much at all. If your family is willing to spend some time to get it running, you can get a lot more for it.

As for prices, I've seen 'em up for sale for as much as $3000 w/o any implements, and that is in unrestored condition. Around here(western WV), they seem to go for $1200-$1800 in running condition with some implements. Again, as Pete said, price depends on condition of tires, tin, location, etc. If the brushhog works, you might price the A at $600-$800 and see what response you get. This site has free classified ads, so you'll get a lot of ad views if you post it there.

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