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Posted by Drew on January 12, 2000 at 17:05:04 from (63.11.125.225):
I have a friend who purchased a late 40's model M a few months ago, and started resoring this tractor. He is only half done and has lost intrest in finishing the tractor. In my opinion the hard work is done (the cleaning and painting) all you would have to do is put the tractor back together.Almost all parts are new: tires, radiator, clutch, seat, steering wheel, guages, many seals, brakes, battery box, some sheet metal, decals, lights, fenders..... I just want a couple of opinions on what this tractor would be worth if I wanted to buy it, finish it, and sell it? Thank you, Drew
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