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Posted by sbill in missouri on March 29, 2005 at 20:25:07 from (69.27.137.176):
In Reply to: Re: auction posted by John (M0) on March 28, 2005 at 17:20:42:
hi john in missouri i know both parties that bought and sold the tractors d 10 and d19 one man has over 50 tractors but he didn't have a d10 and the other party didn't have the d19 i have restored 4 tractors for the person that bought the 19 southwest missouri has about 3 catogories of buying and selling tractors these prices are very much in line i am going to restore a d10 for the gentleman that bought the d19 it has been sitting in storge for a couple of years some people say that old tractor prices are dropping off it has slowed down a little but like old cars the prices are going to hang in there that's all i do is restore old tractors good hearing from you john
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