[AT] Farmall M value?

[CEE VILL]

Rick,

In our part of the country you would be doing real well to get the machine 
as described for under $1800.00 - $2000.00.  It sounds like a lot of the 
work has already been done, so it could go at $2500.00. It may not be a 
super MTA, but M's still seem to have a lot of sentiment attached to them.

Charlie V. in WNY


>From: "Rick Moseley" <rickmoseley at mail.utexas.edu>
>Reply-To: Antique tractor email discussion group 
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>Subject: [AT] Farmall M value?
>Date: Thu, 28 Dec 2006 17:46:08 -0600
>
>I mainly lurk on ATIS but have a question for the list members.  One of
>my neighbors is selling off some of his equipment and one of the items
>that caught my eye is a 1944 Farmall M.  It's been restored within the
>last 5 years, starts and runs good, nice paint, straight sheet metal
>(including the grill), good front tires and so-so rears.  It has a
>Schwartz wide front and a really nice 3-point hitch and it's been
>converted to 12 volts.  The light bar is still there and the lights
>work.  The only flaw I could find is the seal on the PTO shaft leaks a
>bit.  My question is What is a fair price for such a tractor?  I'm
>really tempted even though he seems to be asking a little more than
>others I've seen.  I wouldn't even have to hook up the trailer to get it
>home.
>
>Thanks in advance for any insights you could provide.
>
>Back to lurk mode.
>
>Rick Moseley
>Austin,TX
>
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