Posted by kyhayman on June 21, 2009 at 16:46:25 from (75.104.128.56):
In Reply to: Re: out of curiosity posted by Ray in CT on June 21, 2009 at 14:40:14:
Most of the ones I've seen sell in similar condition bring around 3000.00. Range of probably 2500-3200. All depends on the sale and if there are two people who really want it if its an auction. By private sale, I dont personally know of any that have sold recently for over 3000.00 and a lot for a lot less. My barber bought two nice unstyled B's, with new paint and all the fixins for 500.00 total. Seller was laid off and needed to make a child support payment or go to jail. Starting to see a lot of project tractors hit the market at bargain basement prices. The only thing thats really holding value here are 60 hp and up field ready tractors and 8n's. Market is probably down 25% in the 60-80 hp class, less in the bigger and 8n class. Everything else is a buyers market.
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