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Re: tractor for $400?
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Posted by old on March 03, 2007 at 18:48:27 from (4.245.6.112):
In Reply to: Re: tractor for $400? posted by oliverific on March 03, 2007 at 18:18:16:
I live in Missouri now but went to school in Cleveland. My dad was a proffessor at Delta state U back then. I usto delive the mephis paper in that town back then. I got up to throwing about 1500 papers a day before I joined the navy. Last pay check for doing that back in June of 1974 was $225 which was very good money back then. Check out my web page for some of the tractors I have picked up for less then $400 but none will sell that low any more but thats because I have many hours of work in them and a good bit of $$ in them also to get them running. But I have found all colors calling the radio stations and some times you can get a steal of a deal just for hauling one off because the person wants it gone yesterday. Or drop me an e-mail and I'll send you even more pictures of some of what I have. Shoot I may have one here you could get for around $400 and it runs but needs lots of TLC
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