Posted by NoNewParts on September 18, 2015 at 05:27:42 from (66.66.112.196):
In Reply to: golden julibee posted by Greg k on September 17, 2015 at 08:34:53:
Royse said: (quoted from post at 00:33:44 09/18/15) In my area, central Michigan, good matching tires, good brakes,
straight tin, decent paint I would hope to get about $3K out of it.
Rear rims aren't original, front bumper looks to be an N series bumper
mounted upside down, steering wheel from a lawn mower maybe?
It looks to have the original style vane pump on it.
That's nice for collectors. It might not be to someone who has
to use it and fix it.
I have two golden jubilees. Love them.
One is a worker, the other a trailer queen.
WNY here
agree with everything Royce said.
I'd also want $3k.....and I wouldn't accept anything under $2500 no matter what.
good tractors
edit to add...own 3 NAA's at the moment. One is my main go-to tractor for pretty much all small odd jobs. I prettied it up..dunno 15 years ago...not so pretty anymore, but a hard worker. Tractor jockeys I deal with try to buy it every time thay are here. answer is always no...latest offer was $4k....I said no....dependable as my right arm..it's going nowhere.
....so, think about it.....before you act.
This post was edited by NoNewParts at 05:33:01 09/18/15.
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