Posted by IAtractorKid on December 03, 2011 at 06:10:10 from (208.126.16.214):
In Reply to: 1951 M posted by Jim Iowa on December 02, 2011 at 20:40:27:
I agree it is too high for a non-runner, however I also agree that he will probably keep if it he can't get $1,100 for it. Seems like everyone in IA knows tractor restoration is popular here and thinks any plain old H or M is rare and worth the price of gold, no matter the condition.
I picked up a '42 M this past summer in SE Iowa for $1100. It runs real good and has decent sheet metal. I have always said I would never pay more than a $1,000 for an H or an M just because there are soo many of them around, but this one had brand new front and rear tires and rear rims so I made an exception!
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