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Posted by JD70Jim on March 05, 2001 at 15:16:41 from (64.197.39.103):
In Reply to: opinions posted by ken on March 05, 2001 at 14:01:22:
Since you ask for opinion, I will say neither! If you want an antique tractor for an "investment" you should get something that falls more into the "scarce" category. While either of these two are fine tractors, an H Farmall or a B john Deere are both what one could call "common as dirt". For a tractor to use, take your pick. For a tractor to have fun with, inexpensively, take your pick. For an investment, as in something which should appreciate and increase in value at a competitive rate, buy something else. Sorry. Now if it was an HWH John Deere or an AV Farmall the answer would be different.
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