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What is this IHC wagon worth?

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Damon K.

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Hello guys,
I bought this wagon out of his pasture last year, and now restored it this spring. It has a all wooden frame and running gear, the box is all aluminum. It came with the large all steel wheels that I still have. The running gear is 100% original and it great shape, the floor and hitch and side steps I replaced.
My question is: What is this worth much?? Is it a rare wagon? The reason I ask is because Im going to sell it, I took it to a few parades this year , but dont really have room to store it and dont have much use for it as well.
Any one know what year this is?? Im thinking the running gear is early '20's?? and box '40's-'50's? Im not 100% sure it even is IHC, the guy I bought it from said it was...
I have no idea what to ask for it, anyone seen on at a auction or knows who sells them? Thanks for any info!!!
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I wish I had a wagon to use for parades and shows! I want to do my own but cant find one for reasonable money It looks really nice, you did a great job!
 
A group of homes outside the city limits not governed by the city. Without a homeowners assn, people can do as they please, usually irritating their neighbors, as there are no rules, or at least rules (covenants) are not enforceable. Not to be confused with a rural area with homes a mile or more apart. I have been in that situation. A vote was taken for or against a homeowners association, the vote was no, ultimately resulting in me moving, rather than calling the sheriff for the usual violations.
 
you asked a valid question, one reply stated they wish they could build one, well you have one to sell, corspond with each other and see if you can sell/buy... i have no idea what the others are talking about that relates to your question... talk about going into left field..if you have a idea of a price post it, so i could know and think about it.
 
After living all my life on a farm decided to move to town .Found a nice place in a gated community thought it would be great going into retirement.
Was I wrong! Those people have no lifes other then control what the neighbors do. We lasted there three years sold and bought 20 ac with this w/house and shop 1/1/2 mile from my ranch. What a blessing. Those HOA's are for little people with big egoes.
Tony
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We needed one because the people living there violated all the covenants -- weeds all over the place, number of animals allowed exceeded, ATVs and dirt bikes all over the place, junk in neighbors yards. The HOA where you lived is a different association, which wants to manage everything. What I needed was a compromise between the two types of HOAs. All I want is a quiet neighborhood where people take care of their property, not measure the height of the grass, etc. What I really want is 640 acres with the house in the middle -- aint going to happen.
 
We are getting ready to build a weekend home back on my 120 acre creek farm. The lane is 1/2 mile long and the nearest house will be over 1 mile away. No one will be able to see the house it is so isolated. You can't even hear traffic from the 2 lane highway unless the wind is just right.
 

Yes ,I see what you mean. Its amazing no happy middle.
What you had sounds worse then what I endured.
640 would be great! when I was young that was my dream. However, I settled for 20.
Tony
 
The wooden running gear and steel wheels indicate it was horse or mule drawn. In that era the box would also be wooden. It looks like an end load which would have made it impractical. I think it is home made.
 
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