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That ain't no 8N, is it?

Po Folks · 1999-06-22

:( 8n? If the serial # is correct he probably has a 57 600 series. No emblem, repainted, el-cheapo bumper, new rear tires, non-tractor front tires, who knows what else? This guy seems to be very uninformed for a book guy. Amazing what some folks consider orginal. Well, it was that way when I got it... BTW I've been to his place before. If you like old musty, damp books, check it out. If the serial # is correct he probably has a 57 600 series. No emblem, repainted, el-cheapo bumper, new rear tires, non-tractor front tires, who knows what else? This guy seems to be very uninformed for a book guy. Amazing what some folks consider orginal. Well, it was that way when I got it... BTW I've been to his place before. If you like old musty, damp books, check it out. Looks to me like the guy got the two pictures mixed up. I expect the bidders figured that out -? Looks to me like the guy got the two pictures mixed up. I expect the bidders figured that out -? For those who don't know, you can do a search of the sellers past auctions and see a pic of the other tractor that he sold. For those who don't know, you can do a search of the sellers past auctions and see a pic of the other tractor that he sold. I can pull a list of his current auctions, but how does one pull a list of a sellers past auctions? I can pull a list of his current auctions, but how does one pull a list of a sellers past auctions? Under Search - Seller , click on the All button. Under Search - Seller , click on the All button. Doesn't look like a flat head engine, but the angle of the photo doesn't really show a darn thing. And with only one photo, and such a vague (and bogus) description, the fella clearly doesn't want to sell it. Off hand, I'd say it's probably an early hundred series. Doesn't look like a flat head engine, but the angle of the photo doesn't really show a darn thing. And with only one photo, and such a vague (and bogus) description, the fella clearly doesn't want to sell it. Off hand, I'd say it's probably an early hundred series. >> And with only one photo, and such a vague (and bogus) description, the fella clearly doesn't want to sell it. He just sold a '52 8N for $5,000 with the same ole found it in a barn line. Folks who are into restoring old cars, especially Corvettes, have heard this inflate the value myth for years. Caveat Emptor! Ed '52 8N475798 >> And with only one photo, and such a vague (and bogus) description, the fella clearly doesn't want to sell it. He just sold a '52 8N for $5,000 with the same ole found it in a barn line. Folks who are into restoring old cars, especially Corvettes, have heard this inflate the value myth for years. Caveat Emptor! Ed '52 8N475798 That's a model 600N with the toolbox in back of the right foot rest. When ordering parts, specify 8NAA for part numbers. :-) Tyler That's a model 600N with the toolbox in back of the right foot rest. When ordering parts, specify 8NAA for part numbers. :-) Tyler wow.! wow.!

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Po Folks

06-22-1999 19:21:18

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06-24-1999 06:45:54

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Re: That ain't no 8N, is it? in reply to Po Folks, 06-22-1999 19:21:18

If the serial # is correct he probably has a 57 600 series. No emblem, repainted, el-cheapo bumper, new rear tires, non-tractor front tires, who knows what else? This guy seems to be very uninformed for a "book" guy. Amazing what some folks consider "orginal." "Well, it was that way when I got it..."

BTW I've been to his place before. If you like old musty, damp books, check it out.

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Steve

06-23-1999 06:57:38

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Re: That ain't no 8N, is it? in reply to Po Folks, 06-22-1999 19:21:18

Looks to me like the guy got the two pictures mixed up. I expect the bidders figured that out -?

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Steve again

06-23-1999 07:00:11

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Re: Re: That ain't no 8N, is it? in reply to Steve, 06-23-1999 06:57:38

For those who don't know, you can do a search of the sellers past auctions and see a pic of the other tractor that he sold.

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Nolan

06-23-1999 10:10:01

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Re: Re: Re: That ain't no 8N, is it? in reply to Steve again, 06-23-1999 07:00:11

I can pull a list of his current auctions, but how does one pull a list of a sellers past auctions?

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06-23-1999 11:09:36

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Re: Re: Re: Re: That ain't no 8N, is it? in reply to Nolan, 06-23-1999 10:10:01

Under "Search" - "Seller", click on the "All" button.

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Nolan

06-23-1999 03:37:12

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Re: That ain't no 8N, is it? in reply to Po Folks, 06-22-1999 19:21:18

Doesn't look like a flat head engine, but the angle of the photo doesn't really show a darn thing. And with only one photo, and such a vague (and bogus) description, the fella clearly doesn't want to sell it. Off hand, I'd say it's probably an early hundred series.

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Ed Gooding (VA)

06-23-1999 04:13:15

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Re: Re: That ain't no 8N, is it? in reply to Nolan, 06-23-1999 03:37:12

>> And with only one photo, and such a vague (and bogus) description, the fella clearly doesn't want to sell it. <<

He just sold a '52 8N for $5,000 with the same ole "found it in a barn" line. Folks who are into restoring old cars, especially Corvettes, have heard this "inflate the value" myth for years. Caveat Emptor!

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'52 8N475798

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Tyler(MD)

06-23-1999 03:34:42

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Re: That ain't no 8N, is it? in reply to Po Folks, 06-22-1999 19:21:18

That's a model 600N with the toolbox in back of the right foot rest. When ordering parts, specify 8NAA for part numbers. :-)

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Well if its an 8N, the hood sure aint original! nt

06-22-1999 19:49:33

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Re: That ain't no 8N, is it? in reply to Po Folks, 06-22-1999 19:21:18

wow.!

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