Posted by Bryce Frazier on November 15, 2014 at 14:49:12 from (67.142.182.22):
Alright, I have been working on the Ford 8N for a lady in town as a "make some money" project. Here is what I have come up with:
After a complete paint job, brand new tires/tubes, brakes, lots of small things (gauges, steering wheel, etc) the final bill is going to be somewhere in the $3500- to MAYBE $4000, but that would be a stretch.
Does that sound about right to you?? And ya, ya I know "you could buy a nice 8n for that price", BUT her dad bought this brand new, and she wants THIS tractor looking brand new, which I can't blame her!!
Out of that, I was working by the hour (which my hourly bill is INCLUDED in the above price) how much would you guess that I am making?
Like I said, I am working by the hour, I told her what I wanted per hour, and she was cool with it, and it is the most I have ever made, but I am wondering if in a real world I am WAY off?? Lets hear your guesses.
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