Posted by LA in WI on April 08, 2010 at 15:55:47 from (71.98.16.144):
Guys,
I posted this on the Oliver forum, but thought maybe my fellow red iron lovers could also help me, especially our Canadian friends.
There is a '47 Cockshutt 30 coming up on auction near me. It was overhauled and painted by a young man about 8 yrs ago and looks very nice. Always shedded. Has pulley and good fenders, tin is excellent, tires are original (BF Goodrich, "J hook" design) and are cracked but hold air, converted to 12 volt and has 2 ugly chromed headlights.
Big question: What is it worth?
Thanks for your help.
LA in WI
PS I wish Hugh MacKay was still alive...he would know the value to the dollar! I sure do miss him.
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