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Not sure if this is the right place to post this---but my Dad and I started restoring our 1957 350 (gas) Farmall---and finished the clean up work and soon after---he passed away. I was probably thinking with my heart instead of my head and had the engine totally rebuilt. Cost about $5500.00. Had new tires put on and a bunch of other work too. Now the reality has set in and with my job, I've got no time to enjoy it and am considering selling it. Anyhow, I was wondering if there would be any thoughts on what it would be worth (approximately)? Thank you.
 
It sounds like it still needs paint. Ia that correct?
Your in way too deep to quit. You need to finish it and sell as "totally restored"
You might get $6000 if the paint is really professional.

Gordo
 
At this point I'm not as concerned about the loss (which is a given) as I am about just determining the value.
 
(quoted from post at 18:16:09 09/20/10) Don't sell it unless you just have too. You will wish you had kept it later on down the road.
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VERY true, especially with the ties to your dad. There aren't many things I have owned that I am glad are gone. Esp the ones I didn't have to sell or tried to make a buck on.
If you don't have the room for it bring it to my house. I will use it and store it for you. It would go perfect on my spreader. Then when you want it back in ten years you will have it!
 
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