Posted by rrlund on May 14, 2019 at 15:46:03 from (69.36.62.180):
I've been trying to buy an original one owner tractor for 10 years. I got a call last night from a member of the family that owns it,saying they were ready to sell and was told what the price was. I've been passed off by family members of the estate last night and this morning to the grandson of the deceased widow. His mother gave me his number at noon today and said he gets out of work at five and I'd have to talk to him.
I called him at about 5:20. I told him who I was,told him I'd talked to his mother and his aunt,asked him if the price was right. He said it was. I told him I'd seen it and was fine with that. I asked him when would be a good time for him for me to come with a trailer and some money and all I got was silence then a busy signal.
I waited half a minute or so to see if he'd call me back,he didn't so I called him. It went to voice mail. I just told him I lost him,call me back and gave him my number. Five minutes went by and no call,so I tried again. Went right to voice mail again. I give up. The ball's in his court.
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