Farmall H value?

(quoted from post at 16:33:33 02/28/13) I have a 1942 H that was orginally purchased by my grandfather, it has never had an electric start, any lights, no belly pump, no rear pto. The only option it has was the belt pulley. It was orginally on steel wheels but the rears were cut off and rims welded on. I completely rebuilt the engine and painted the tractor about ten years ago and it has only been in a couple shows and drove around my yard. I"m thinking of selling because the last few years it is just sitting in my barn most of the time. I"m trying to get an idea of what it would be worth. Any ideas? Thanks Bob

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(quoted from post at 16:33:33 02/28/13) I have a 1942 H that was orginally purchased by my grandfather, it has never had an electric start, any lights, no belly pump, no rear pto. The only option it has was the belt pulley. It was orginally on steel wheels but the rears were cut off and rims welded on. I completely rebuilt the engine and painted the tractor about ten years ago and it has only been in a couple shows and drove around my yard. I"m thinking of selling because the last few years it is just sitting in my barn most of the time. I"m trying to get an idea of what it would be worth. Any ideas? Thanks Bob

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(quoted from post at 16:33:33 02/28/13) I have a 1942 H that was orginally purchased by my grandfather, it has never had an electric start, any lights, no belly pump, no rear pto. The only option it has was the belt pulley. It was orginally on steel wheels but the rears were cut off and rims welded on. I completely rebuilt the engine and painted the tractor about ten years ago and it has only been in a couple shows and drove around my yard. I"m thinking of selling because the last few years it is just sitting in my barn most of the time. I"m trying to get an idea of what it would be worth. Any ideas? Thanks Bob

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(quoted from post at 06:38:51 03/04/13)

(quoted from post at 16:33:33 02/28/13) I have a 1942 H that was orginally purchased by my grandfather, it has never had an electric start, any lights, no belly pump, no rear pto. The only option it has was the belt pulley. It was orginally on steel wheels but the rears were cut off and rims welded on. I completely rebuilt the engine and painted the tractor about ten years ago and it has only been in a couple shows and drove around my yard. I"m thinking of selling because the last few years it is just sitting in my barn most of the time. I"m trying to get an idea of what it would be worth. Any ideas? Thanks Bob

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If I tried to keep everything my dad and grand father had, I couldn't do it.
The memories in my head of them don't require any maintenance whatsoever, that H will require money on a regular basis..

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