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Re: farmall 400 - all help needed
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Posted by Jason(PA) on July 18, 2004 at 16:37:58 from (65.130.100.90):
In Reply to: farmall 400 - all help needed posted by chris on July 17, 2004 at 22:43:47:
First off I think its great that the FFA has something like this for you to do. I sure wish I would of gottin involed in something like this when I was a little younger. Im 24 now.
Its hard to say what something will go for at a auction. It basically depends on who is there and how bad they want something. There was some good advice on the other posts. One of the first things I look at on a old tractor is the sheet metal. If it is nice and strait that is a big plus. I would sooner do some mechanical work then body work. Plus it seems that when you start buying or repair the tin work or other cosmetic things it becomes more $$$ then the actual mechanics of the tractor. Well,I hope that you get what you want and good luck!
Jason
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