We live in Canada and most things are usually higher in dollar amounts than in the US but that tractor judging by those pictures looks to be in really good shape. I have my grandfathers 66 on my moms side that my dad picked up and started working on before he passed away. The wheels that were on it were in really bad shape when we got it as the previous owner bought it for the wheels for their own they were restoring so switched them. My father in law found one for me in no where near as nice of shape as that one with great looking wheels and we paid $600 for it. Last summer I switched the wheels so now my Grandads old one has a good set again. Dad had it running nice before he passed away so there wasn't much I needed off the parts tractor so this spring I parted it out more and sold the rest of that one. I paid $600 for it kept the good wheels sold some grill and bonnet parts and what I got for those pieces and the remainder turned out to be $850. I'm guessing if the guy put a new tire and rebuilt starter on it he figures the engine isn't that bad.
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