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Posted by paul on September 04, 2003 at 05:49:57 from (66.60.197.127):
In Reply to: Need advice! posted by Bovine on September 03, 2003 at 23:31:06:
"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder." I can understand asking what their value is. But of late I see a lot of questions avbout which tractor should I get because it has the most collector's value. Seems that's the wrong way to go - in it for the big bucks. Grab the tractor that _you_ like. Both are just a lump of iron. Collect or restore a tractor because you like the way it looks; or it is something your family used to own; or it is the brand you like; or it will do some work for you. You'll get years of enjoyment that way. If you just buy the one that is a better collector item, it'll sit in a corner, you won't care about it, and where's the fun? Have fun and enjoy. That's the pont. Most collectors in the tractor market are looking to buy low - real low. It's not like classic cars where you want $200,000 for the perfect restoration & armed guards at all times. Buy something cheap, get a few parts & a can of paint. Make it yours, and use it. Seems to be the fun of tractors, not looking for big bucks. (This is not a flame towards you Bovine - you just wanted to know the values. Sorry I don't even know what tractors you are talking about without giving us a color! Just how I've seen some messages of late, & happen to be commenting in your thread.) --->Paul
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