As for what a "collection" is worth, I have seen "collections" (junkyards) that were worth just that, junk price. On the other hand I know it would be easy to put 10 grand in a complete tractor restoration. I guess it depends on how much restoration each tractor has had, the rarity of said tractor AND someone willing to pay the cash for that tractor or collection. If you are looking to insure the lot and you have ten tractors that you have invested 10 grand a piece in you could assume that it would be worth 100 grand or more depending on the rarity of each tractor....
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