[AT] What to do..

[Dave Merchant]

Skip it, you don't really want it.

Please send me the seller's phone # and address.

Dave Merchant


At 04:21 PM 4/28/2010, you wrote:


>Since I view all of you like a support group for old tractors, I need some 
>support (kind of like an AA meeting).  I tend to run into all kinds of 
>great deals, and have a history of buying things that I don't need, only 
>to keep them around the place.  Or I pass them on to someone else and 
>regret the decision later.  For example, several year ago I ran across two 
>Oliver 77 orchard tractors with all the tin for $2,000.  More $ than I had 
>so I passed them on to another list member (and as far as I know he still 
>has them).  Anyway, today while surfing the web (I mean working), I found 
>a craigslist ad for a "garden tractor" near my house.  When I opened it 
>up, the seller's "garden tractor" is an all original John Deere 60 orchard 
>tractor, with a plow and disc for $1,500.  "Tractor runs good, wife wants 
>it out of the yard"
>
>I really want to buy it, as I realize it's a great deal, but I'm afraid if 
>I do the wife will want me to "live out in the yard"  What should I 
>do?  Does anyone know what these are selling for on the open market?
>
>Enjoy, Joe
>
>
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