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What would be a good offer for this Farmall?

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Corey from NC

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Im looking at other pictures on the internet and this tractor in the photo above doesn't have a oil bath breather on the left front like other tractors nore a cellandor shape thing in front of the gas tank; so what does that mean, & what is it worth without hearing it run?

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Corey, Acording to your serial #132301 this would be a 1932 regular. Air beathers are easy to come by on this site they are many guys that could sell you one around $100 or less in good shape. If the motor is not stuck it may not take to much to get it running. Yes it is worth more in parts than complete. Still only worth as a none running tractor 300-500. oldiron29
 
Corey,This looks like a Farmall Regular,With out the air cleaner,I dont see the small gas tank either,or any brake cables,which all can be bought or found.It also needs front wheels,I would put it back on front steel,These arent worth a lot but are good collector items,Its probally stuck,id give 500 for it.I have one and its my favorite fair tractor.A lot of F20 parts will fit

jimmy
 
CELLANDOR ???? Didn't you read your other 2 post answers? Today it's still probably worth the same $500+/- as it was in yesterdays answers.
 
Corey, It's worth whatever you're willing to pay for it. What it's worth to you and what it's worth to someone else may be entirely different. If you want it and you can afford it, buy it, restore it and be happy with it. rw
 
There is a '39 near Cashiers that can be bought. I never got down to offering $$ but it is in pretty good condition, barn kept etc. On rubber but has a cracked manifold and smaller issues. Email and I will try to find the owners telephone for you.
 
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