[AT] Are Deere H's a "Hot" item right now?

[Dean VP]

Al:

JD H's are a reasonably desirable collector tractor. For a few reasons. The
smallest row crop horizontal cylinder ever made by JD. Light to haul and
gives the impression of a bigger tractor. A Fully restored JD H will sell in
the $2500 to $3500 range maybe even more.  And will hold it's own in its
weight class.

One has to look at parts tractors as how much is really there and what
condition it is in. And how much is it going to take to get it to a full
restoration. A $500 H may be a bargain. 

Dean A. Van Peursem
Snohomish, WA 98290

I'm a walking storeroom of facts..... I've just lost the key to the
storeroom door 


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[mailto:at-bounces at lists.antique-tractor.com] On Behalf Of Al Jones
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Subject: [AT] Are Deere H's a "Hot" item right now?

Had some time to kill on a nasty Sunday and was watching a couple of JD
H's on Ebay.  Always wanted one, "one day" I hope to own one when I get
my other tractor projects caught up.  They were both non-runners, one
imo a parts tractor at best.  The "parts tractor" brought $760, the
other was pretty nice but again, a non-runner and didn't meet the
reserve at $1251 and some change.  Now, when it comes to a non-running
tractor, I'm a tightwad---anything over $500 is too much no matter the
condition or the rarity of that particular model.  I know sometimes Ebay
prices are high, so I was wondering, are these "normal" prices for H's? 

Al


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