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johns 08-12-2012 12:42:14 69.163.7.60 Report to Moderator	Others may disagree but I don't think its worth anymore than another 880. The only way it would be worth more is if it still had the original paint covering most of the sheetmetal. I always factor in the cost of tires when I price a tractor. The LP option is somewhat rare. I would say $2000. Pics would help. [Reply]   [No Email]
theothergreen 08-12-2012 14:03:07 12.148.65.2 Report to Moderator	Re: Mist Green 880 in reply to johns, 08-12-2012 12:42:14   I don't know if they are worth that much more than a regular 880 ,but according to the last issue of the Hart/Parr Oliver Collector , one restored sold for $12000 dollars. That made me curious. I have never seen a normal painted 880 bring that much. [Reply]  [No Email]
j meyer 08-12-2012 14:14:44 66.44.153.77 Report to Moderator	Re: Mist Green 880 in reply to theothergreen, 08-12-2012 14:03:07   Not to sound snotty or anything, but if you want to get 12K for your tractor, you best be restoring it completely, and hauling it to a high end consignment sale to get that price. If you didn't have the mist green serial, that tractor pry would be worth a grand, two grand tops. I'm not seeing much more value for it unless its in a clean original shape- maybe try selling it on ebay or something to see what the market on it really is. Is it showing the mist green paint currently, or not? How about a picture of it?!? [Reply]  [No Email]
theothergreen 08-12-2012 19:34:31 12.148.65.2 Report to Moderator	Re: Mist Green 880 in reply to j meyer, 08-12-2012 14:14:44   j. I understand what you are saying. The tractor is not for sale. I bought it from a good friend for a grand not knowing at the time that it was a mist green. I knew it did't look right that's why I posted on the forum a few days ago. I feel like I have shorted my friend. I'm trying to find out how much more I need to pay him. I can't send pictures because I'm working out of town [Reply]  [No Email]