No Offense intended. I for one think the H Farmall is one of the greatest tractors ever produced. I always have at least one in the herd to use as a chore tractor. However, as a seller, it needs to be kept in mind that good running H's can be bought all the time for $850-$950 dollars. I do know this first hand. I have bought and sold at least a dozen in the past couple of years. Good runners with average paint and tires seldom bring more than $900. Poor paint and a junk motor make it worth what it is. Not a whole lot. I also would consider it a great project, but it still is only worth little more than salvage price in that condition. You can't pay $900, then start fixing it up unless you simply don't care about the economics of the project. I meant no disrespect in my original post, and I mean none in this one as well.
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