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Re: Buyer's market for old tractors? I would assum
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Posted by Brown Dirt Cowboy on August 15, 2004 at 17:57:29 from (216.89.149.196):
In Reply to: Re: Buyer's market for old tractors? I would assum posted by Les on August 15, 2004 at 16:34:03:
Les I forgot to tell you that neither of the 30s drove up on the trailer but the one with the 3point is complete and the other one mostly just a frame but should get a few parts off it. Now on the prices, I think that they are getting to where they should be, for so long I kept seeing so many tractors that I thought were so overly priced. And the used parts market can drive the price of tractors up to.I try to get a bargain or I don't bring it home because if I bring it home it is a tractor that I want to keep and the only reason I bought the 30s is for the 3point, I have already been offered my money back after I take off the 3point. Les have a good day. Tom
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