I don't think the market is completely dead and there will always be some interest out there.
That being said, too many got in on the hype in the last 10 to 15 years, spent a bunch of money, are now either getting too old to want to mess with the tractor/or lost interest and they are trying to sell them for way over the current market value.
Saw a guy this summer with a 39 hand start B for sale, decent condition, but nothing special and not restored. Wanted $2,200 for it. I told him I sold my 40 B that looked just about the same last spring for $1500. He thought I got robbed, I asked him how many guys out there really want a hand start B. He then said I could have it for $1750 if I was really interested. I walked away.
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