Posted by super99 on October 16, 2020 at 18:03:36 from (184.20.57.138):
I have a Oliver 550 gas that I want to sell. The hood and fenders are pretty good original paint, there are places on the frame that the paint is either gone or wore down to the primer. I rebuilt the motor and did some other work on it and painted the parts that I worked on. Trying to decide whether to paint the rest of the frame or leave it. I thought I would try Aumann Auctions, called a week ago and asked to talk to someone. I was told he was gone that day but he would call me the next day. Still haven't heard from them. Mecum auction has a sale coming up in Davenport, Ia next month, so I called them Wednesday and asked to talk to someone about selling my tractor. I was told that he was on another line but he would call me as soon as he was done. Must be one long conversation, I still haven't heard back from them. I guess neither of them want my business. Chris
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