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Re: 1943 Farmall H
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Posted by Bill Smith on March 14, 2004 at 20:19:30 from (63.147.130.162):
In Reply to: 1943 Farmall H posted by G.King on March 14, 2004 at 14:44:09:
I fixed up a 43 H about 11 years ago. Neat and fun tractor. Put it in a number of parades and took really good care of it since. It is now being used for light farm work so it has rejoined the work force I guess. It has basically new tires (not much used off) and the paint is holding up good and is pretty original (electrical system and so on). If I was to sell it I would let it go for $1200. Makes that $1000 for one that is stuck sound a little high. But as said already, money tends to be no object for a family tractor with sentimental value. I believe H's will hold there value. Maybe go up slightly in the next few more years. I wouldn't look for no sky-rocketing on the H Farmall market though. For #1 to many produced. For #2 they are getting to be to primitive for modern day use. And #3 the H is a little big for alot of people (more interests being shown in the smaller tractors like the Cub, A, B, and C). Just my 2 cents.
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