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Posted by 333 on January 27, 2004 at 14:47:02 from (207.177.83.163):
Iwas at a collector sale 2 years ago for massey harris, restored tractors brought 4 to 5 thousand andunrestored around 2 on average, these were running tractors. what will they be in twenty years, I have about 25 of them, there is a lot of varibles, larger tractors coming in to the collector market such as the 70s style, more acreage owners, higher incomes, less interest of the youger generation, less time of a working family, what do you think, about double of what they are now? what about hte economy and the value of the dollar. what is your opinion?
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