To me the antique tractor market went way high for what was being sold,then it started to drop off pretty hard sometimes.But really in practical terms how much is a AC WC,IH H or JD B really worth? They are worth something but not thousands.I see a whole lot of tractors advertised at crazy high prices and likely they will never sell but reasonably priced tractors sell and there are many people out there to buy them.Also the value between and old tractor like a WC Allis Chalmers and an Allis Chalmers D17 series IV like I just picked up is quite different.The D17 will do about anything a new tractor would do for me at a whole lot less money.Every time the price drops say $500 on an old tractor it picks up way more potential buyers.I have yet to be at any auction where there was a complete tractor that didn't get a bid of some sort so there is a market out there just not for as many dollar$ as it was a few years ago.And that might be a good thing as now more young people may be able to get back into the antique tractor market.
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