Posted by Farmalldan on January 31, 2012 at 16:36:19 from (50.12.220.90):
So I have already posted that I got this new demonstrator C. Now that I have her home I am wanting to work on it a bit. the serial number tag is a little hard to read and looks like crap. I know you can buy new tags but what would that do to the value? would It be hard to prove I did not fake it? or Should I keep the old one and re rivet it on like in the tool box for proof?
secondly the engine is supposedly out of a combine and it has a dipstick. Would it be beneficial to the value to put in a more closely matched casting number? I paid 1900 for the tractor and I think that is a fair price but if I do a new engine I do not want to be under water if you know what I mean.
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