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In Reply to: How to market old tractors posted by Steve on Friday, August 10, 2007:
LOTS and LOTS of antique tractors sell on Ebay and other tractor sites, Since the price of classic and antique cars has climbed through the roof, tractors have become the new vehicle for restoration hobbyists. In rough but running condition with tires that hold air, they'd probably fetch over $1000 a piece. If unknown if they will run, the $800 offered above is a pretty fair price. I won't mention other forums here by name (it's considered poor manners to do so), but there are other sites devoted to antique tractors by brand and general sites dealing with antique machinery in general just like this place.