All I can say is that around here you never see any of those Olivers, fact is none of any of the 3 didget olivers so they are very scarce. You MIGHT see one or 2 of the 3 digit models at bigger shows shows and almost bever a 4 didgit model so all those models here are considered to be rare. So in any condition somebody just might want tyo restore it even if you can't or don't feel like doing it. Anything other than the 60, 66, S66, 70, 77, S77, S55, 88 and S88 just were never in my area. Only anyting other than those were brought in by colectors and that is few. So considering rarity factor I would say try to get it a good new home. I think by the timer those models came out the only Oliver dealer around thjat I ever heard of had closed down. So lack of dealers could make for the rare efect. This is in northwest Ohio. Other areas may have been popular but not around here. And I am now 79 and living in a home for seniors.
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