Posted by Jimmy Z. on February 10, 2011 at 23:36:19 from (184.56.177.69):
In Reply to: Farmall H price posted by Devin Arends on February 08, 2011 at 17:32:20:
If you do it yourself, parts/ labor add up. If you bought it new, and kept it stored, you got a gem. If it was Dad's or granddad's, how do you price it? I have a "working girl" "H" that has paid for itself a couple times IF you believe they don't make 'em like that any more- I do. I have a restored "H" from a dear friend who passed. I get all fired up over both tractors because they fill in what I need. The fancy "H" has local history and sentimental value to me. The next guy, no. Yes they made oddles of this model, but they can't repeat the legend it has created. The widow let it go for less than offered at auction, but not cheap. I know what went into that"H", and I wouldn't do as good of a job on my working girl! She told me that she wanted my boy and myself to have that tractor.I was in a position to offer what she wanted w/o quibbling, for the owner has given me more than money can buy. How do you price them? You have your own scale and that's that. I love my tractors like I love my family- they all have their own uniqueness, qualities, personalities, good points and bad.When I see a tractor, I see generations of things that can't be taken away or lost to the imagination.
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