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WAY overpriced 47 8n on Ebay!

Kenster · 2007-06-06

$4500?? Seems about $2500 too high. What do you think? $4500 Ebay 8n Generally, a little coaxing and starts right up are not descriptors I d use simultaneously when describing how I started an engine. Colin Generally, a little coaxing and starts right up are not descriptors I d use simultaneously when describing how I started an engine. Colin yup thats a nutso price yup thats a nutso price Production of 8N tractors started in July 1947 so it could be a low serial number 8N. Might be worth more to a collector, but $4500 is more than a little high for a starting price on eBay. Production of 8N tractors started in July 1947 so it could be a low serial number 8N. Might be worth more to a collector, but $4500 is more than a little high for a starting price on eBay. interesting - the original '47 (I thought 8N's started in '48) had an in-line fuel filter...the things you find out on Ebay. interesting - the original '47 (I thought 8N's started in '48) had an in-line fuel filter...the things you find out on Ebay. I would agree especially since it s not restored.. now if it had a meticulous restoration and rebuild, then maybe. Scott I would agree especially since it s not restored.. now if it had a meticulous restoration and rebuild, then maybe. Scott Scott, Actually, its value is because it has not been restored. Corvette enthusiasts would call that a survivor . Unmolested. (for the most part) The right buyer would probably spring for it - but I bet he won't get a bite. Ray Scott, Actually, its value is because it has not been restored. Corvette enthusiasts would call that a survivor . Unmolested. (for the most part) The right buyer would probably spring for it - but I bet he won't get a bite. Ray Hi Ray, interesting point of view. Kind of like a rusty penny is worth more than a shiney penny? It s worth is all about how much someone is willing to pay, and is a concept that is in the eye of the beholder susceptable for interpretation. Hi Ray, interesting point of view. Kind of like a rusty penny is worth more than a shiney penny? It s worth is all about how much someone is willing to pay, and is a concept that is in the eye of the beholder susceptable for interpretation. and to think it came that way without all the lugnuts on the right front. and to think it came that way without all the lugnuts on the right front. Plus mis-matched rear tires[only 1 possibly original]. Plus mis-matched rear tires[only 1 possibly original]. the ad says: $4500 OBO! the ad says: $4500 OBO!

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Kenster

06-06-2007 09:59:36

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$4500?? Seems about $2500 too high. What do you think?

$4500 Ebay 8n

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Colin King

06-07-2007 08:10:25

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Re: WAY overpriced 47 8n on Ebay! in reply to Kenster, 06-06-2007 09:59:36

Generally, "a little coaxing" and "starts right up" are not descriptors I"d use simultaneously when describing how I started an engine.

Colin

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fordfreak

06-07-2007 07:05:59

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Re: WAY overpriced 47 8n on Ebay! in reply to Kenster, 06-06-2007 09:59:36

yup thats a nutso price

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K.LaRue-VA

06-06-2007 13:20:33

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Re: WAY overpriced 47 8n on Ebay! in reply to Kenster, 06-06-2007 09:59:36

Production of 8N tractors started in July 1947 so it could be a low serial number 8N. Might be worth more to a collector, but $4500 is more than a little high for a starting price on eBay.

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ED-IL

06-06-2007 12:30:00

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Re: WAY overpriced 47 8n on Ebay! in reply to Kenster, 06-06-2007 09:59:36

interesting - the original '47 (I thought 8N's started in '48) had an in-line fuel filter...the things you find out on Ebay.

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Scott1KY

06-06-2007 10:05:10

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Re: WAY overpriced 47 8n on Ebay! in reply to Kenster, 06-06-2007 09:59:36

I would agree especially since it"s not restored.. now if it had a meticulous restoration and rebuild, then maybe.

Scott

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Ray Wilson

06-06-2007 10:42:19

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Re: WAY overpriced 47 8n on Ebay! in reply to Scott1KY, 06-06-2007 10:05:10

Scott,

Actually, its value is because it has not been restored. Corvette enthusiasts would call that a "survivor". Unmolested. (for the most part)
The right buyer would probably spring for it - but I bet he won't get a bite.

Ray

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scott1ky

06-06-2007 11:00:55

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Re: WAY overpriced 47 8n on Ebay! in reply to Ray Wilson, 06-06-2007 10:42:19

Hi Ray, interesting point of view. Kind of like a rusty penny is worth more than a shiney penny? It"s worth is all about how much someone is willing to pay, and is a concept that is in the eye of the beholder susceptable for interpretation.

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arthur ward

06-06-2007 11:31:40

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Re: WAY overpriced 47 8n on Ebay! in reply to scott1ky, 06-06-2007 11:00:55

and to think it came that way without all the lugnuts on the right front.

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Opps

06-07-2007 03:54:47

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Re: WAY overpriced 47 8n on Ebay! in reply to arthur ward, 06-06-2007 11:31:40

Plus mis-matched rear tires[only 1 possibly original].

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Poot

06-06-2007 16:27:51

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Pay attention, Y'all...... in reply to arthur ward, 06-06-2007 11:31:40

the ad says: $4500 OBO!

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