How much for a Jubilee??

Jubilee (I'm not sure of what year) with side step loader with "Ford" in block letters on loader and bucket;
Power steering
Has been turned into a "blue belly" and 12 volt.
Tin is perfect except for a bunch of small dings on the lower part of the fenders which look like tire chains slapped them a bit. No rust or holes but was definitely painted since the raised Ford script is gray
1100 on the working proofmeter which doesn't look new
Has been used for last 7 years (according to owner) to cut grass with a rear pto driven five foot finish mower
Starts immediately (he says it always has been a good starter); power steering and loader seemed to work well on short drive I took
He has never (!) changed the oil or the filter or checked the trans or hydraulic or rear end fluids; 3 pt seems to come up very slowly.
Says he adds a quart of oil each time he fills the fuel tank (the oil on the dipstick looked clear and golden)
Says he has never used the loader (the bucket has a very few scratches in what looks like original paint and no signs of metal wear or dings)
The bucket has two actuator cylinders so I assume it is power down; the loader cylinders and selector valve assembly have almost no dirt or sign of leaky hydraulics
Says he paid $7000 for it 6-7 years ago with the loader, bucket and rear finish mower; the owner says "I probably paid too much but thats the way I am. I don't expect to get that much for it".
The tractor is in rural Illinois. It has the virture of being about close to home. . . so it would be no problem for me to pick up.
Rear tires are 50-60%; front tires are 90%; the wheels are not loaded

So, folks, what would the range of dollars you would offer on this be??

Thanks for your help.

Thanks to all for your help
Austin

There are a couple of other Jubilees around here for sale for a bit less money but which appear to have been subject to more neglect. I needed a working tractor while rebuilding Dad's 2N and my old 640.

I rationalize that the finish mower and blade were worth $1000, so I got the tractor for $3800, but I'm kidding myself. It would take a good bit more than $4000 to get me to part with it now.

Paul

I bought my Jubilee last fall. Previous owner had the vane pump rebuilt, but did not install it. Had to do that myself, plus a little more. The receipts he gave me with the tractor show purchases from Weinman Pump and Supply Company. Address is 78 John Glenn Drive, Amherst NY. Phone (716) 691-3131. Previous owner said they were an authorized Vickers vane pump repair shop. Hope that helps.
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