A friend of mine died in Jan 2022. I asked in May of 22 if I could buy his 8n. It was a really nice original cared for tractor always kept inside new Firestone rear tires.
This April the family called ME and said they were ready to sell and wanted $2000 for the 8n. I told them that was fine. Suddenly they back out and think they better wait. Call me back week later. Now someone else is now interested in the 8n, blade, mower, and sprayer and the price is now $3300.
I thought about it and called back the next day and told her okay. Well now the price is $3650.00. I said no to that and gave up. Funny thing the sprayer and mower were on my friends online estate auction last month. The guy paid $3550 for the 8n with 4ft blade????
That 8n had been in town since it was new. My dad overhauled it for the original owner back in the 60's. It would have been nice to add it to my little collection. I would like to buy a tractor that I can remember dad wrenching on. There are getting fewer and fewer.
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