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Posted by DCM on June 26, 2005 at 20:29:50 from (209.162.160.233):
Attended an estate sale north of Edmonton today,seen the following items sell in CDN $$.
1964 4dr Fairlane 500,no rust,some dents.... $2500
JD 40,3 pt. painted,ran well................ $7000
JD A tricycle,decent paint,ran well......... $4200
JD D Styled,rear steel.fr rubber,painted.....$2700
JD D styled,in work clothes,ran fairly well..$2000
JD D styled, ran,............................$900
MH Pony c/w plow,decent paint................$3200
MH22,nice standard,decent paint..............$3000
MH33,painted,ran well........................$1900
MH33,ran well, partially painted.............$1600
MH30 trike,nice..............................$3000
MH44 Special,ran well,original faded paint...$2000
Fordson,painted..............................$1600
CASE C,ran well, mispainted..................$3300
CASE DC4,original runner.....................$900
CASE D,same as the DC4.......................$1250
CASE LA,ran well.............................$750
McD 2236,had paint...........................$2500
W30 painted up...............................$2200
W6,nice running,painted......................$900
Farmall A,some dents, painted................$3400
Cockshutt 30,painted,ran nice................$1700
Cockshutt70(Oliver)..........................$1500
Oliver 80....................................$1000
AC B, nice...................................$3700
AC B, not as nice............................$3300
Pull type grader,8 ft blade..................$400
2 walking plows,1 was CASE,original. each....$100 Again these prices are in canuck dollars.Enjoy,Dan in AB
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