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Re: restoring tractors in 50 years
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Posted by Nebraska Cowman on April 07, 2005 at 04:20:38 from (65.162.146.42):
In Reply to: restoring tractors in 50 years posted by mattd on April 06, 2005 at 19:07:10:
Nahh, almost nobody will be restoring tractors in 50 years. We are riding a wave now. Lots of middle age guys that grew up on a farm or had some farm roots. Todays generation for the most part don't have that. In 50 years it will be someting different entirly. maybe boats and airplanes, maybe vintage computer games. I don't know. But everything is collectable sometime.
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