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Re: Original vs. Repro ID Tag?
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Posted by HR on December 30, 1999 at 05:00:56 from (209.156.20.46):
In Reply to: Original vs. Repro ID Tag? posted by RedTed/MO on December 30, 1999 at 04:45:24:
RedTed: That will depend on the person you are talking with. I personally do not like seeing a new tag and much rather have the original tag even tho it is banged up. If I was buying a rare tractor or very special one, I would pay less if the tag was gone or a new tag replaced the original one. That's my choice. I had owned 5 Corvettes at different times and having correct ID numbers was important to buyers when I was selling.. Wrong ID payed less..period. hr
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