[AT] Something to do

[John Hall]

If they run as good as they look, those are high dollar machines. Appear 
to be new tires on most/all. Depending on where they are and how quick 
they need to sell, may want to contact one of the larger auction houses 
that deals with antique tractors.

John Hall

On 9/17/2020 5:16 PM, Spencer Yost wrote:
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> Here’s something to do while hunkering down from fires, floods and 
> pandemics:   Help a family value some antique tractors.
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> I got this request from someone who I assume was a family member and 
> is sort of serving as the liaison with the auctioneer.   Why they want 
> a value if they are working with an auctioneer I am not sure. Maybe to 
> have a reserve, or maybe to present a few tractors for sale to family 
> members?
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> Either way I get these requests fairly often. I usually can answer 
> them on my own because it typically involves very few tractors that 
> are very common and in rough shape. But this collection looks to be 
> nice so I would like some help since I am not an expert appraiser.
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> All seem to be good-to-very nice restorations with good rubber.   I 
> include a list of the tractors and a few pics that I believe are 
> representative of the quality of restorations.   I won’t deluge you 
> with the dozens of pics he sent.
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> I have my idea as to the values.   Just curious what your ideas are?
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