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Re: How rare is a Super MTA Diesel?
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Posted by Steven@nd on January 30, 2002 at 10:06:53 from (165.234.132.36):
In Reply to: How rare is a Super MTA Diesel? posted by Rick on January 30, 2002 at 09:18:04:
There were 23,522 Super MTA's made total. This makes ANY SMTA a fairly rare tractor. I would venture to guess that less than 1/2 of them would have been diesel, probably closer to 1/4. So let's say that 35% were diesels - that would be only around 8200 or so. I don't believe there were any records kept of which were diesels so we can't know for sure, but it is definitaly RARE! As for value, I have seen MTA gassers advertised for up to $8500 restored. I know of a couple for sale for $3500 with good TA's and one has a loader on it (average condition). So I would venture to guess that a diesel in average condition should be worth from $2500 to $4500. I give a large range because my definition of average and your definition of average could be that large of a range also. Do you have one for sale? Or are you looking to buy one? Browse the classifieds section of this site and check out the auction for ways to buy or sell. Steven
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