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Re: 1935 JD B Serial 1234
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Posted by BB on November 22, 2002 at 04:39:04 from (65.216.31.130):
In Reply to: 1935 JD B Serial 1234 posted by Mike Souther on November 21, 2002 at 15:52:15:
Unstyled B's often show up on Ebay. Most, if in good condition, sell for $2000-$3000. Most of the ones I have seen there were '37 or '38 models. Yours may go higher if it is truly rare. You might decide what is the absolute minimum you would take for it and put it on Ebay with that minimum. Then you could see how much interest there is and what people might be willing to pay. If the bidding does not reach your minimum, then you do not have to sell it there. If it goes higher, then you have it sold. Go to ebay.com and do a search for deere b. Then list by highest price first and you will see any active B's for sale. Then click on completed items and you will see recently closed auctions for B's.
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