Posted by mkirsch on July 09, 2010 at 06:46:37 from (64.80.108.55):
In Reply to: thinking It thru? posted by Kansas Kirk, on July 08, 2010 at 23:00:08:
I've been trying to tell you guys that dealers are INSANE for years now...
They're not trying to sell that M to a farmer. They know farmers aren't going to pay $5000 for it. What they're looking for is some schmuck off the street that doesn't know any better.
That's what ALL these guys who are asking crazy prices for their tractors are looking for... Some idiot to walk up and say, "Ooooh! Pwetty wed twaktor!" and hand over a stack of $100s.
That A, running good and painted up is worth as much money as any two Ms. You really should get it looking good so you can sell it and raise some cash for an M, plus a nice vacation to an exotic locale.
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