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Re: Shocked By Auction Results
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Posted by SDE on March 31, 2007 at 13:37:51 from (207.118.214.94):
In Reply to: Shocked By Auction Results posted by in-too-deep on March 31, 2007 at 13:26:31:
I attended an auction that had a Farmall 400D, Wide front. quick-hitch. They did not get it to start. It was missing a few parts, but was almost complete. (tires shot, sheetmetal poor)I was still married then and I knew better than to buy it. It sold for $800 which was a fair price. Later it occurred to me that I could have swapped a few parts between my tractors and still sold the leftovers for that same $800. It may have been two people in a simular situation.
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