The typical collector of anything is in thier prime earning years with sole spare cash. Usually age range 35-65.
Collectors collect something that was a big deal to them as children, teens or in their 20’s .
That leaves anything from 1960 to 2000.
The typical 35-65 year old was raised in and resides in a village, town or city . Many were raised by a single Mother . These boys were not taken hunting, fishing, to sports events or repairing cars on the driveway. These boys are not collecting farm equipment .
As previously stated the extra whammy of collectors becoming ill, moving into town or dying. . With a flood of tractors entering a depressed market .
The only “antiques “ that “hold value” are tractors that can be used on hobby farm, a peak season extra/spare tractor for a real farm or to work a hunter’s food plots . This means anything without a real three point hitch , live pto, SCV outlets , a real drawbar with power steering a nice to have .
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