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Antique Co-Op #3 Tractor

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I have an antique Co-op #3 Tractor, im interested in selling.. its in lovely condition, however i dont know much about it.. Or what a reasonable price to set it would be.. Im thinking 10,000 OBO.. I do have a few pictures of it.. To me it appears in great shape.. Interested to hear from anyone.. Im located in North Dakota..
 
"lovely" condition????

That sounds like it's almost "immaculent", my pet peeve from the "For Sale" ads.
 
im thinking "obo" might be 5, to 7500 less, given you "dont know much about it" if it was factory new condition, ground up restoration, no expence spared, and you had the documentation to prove it, you might get 10 for it, but "lovely condition" leaves a lot of room for questions, my ford jubilee looks to be in lovely condition, but it works every day, and i have about 20 bucks in the paint job it was produced for 1 year only, which in some circles might make it "rare" and expensive,real world, its worth about 2500 on a good day
 
you can try and sell it for what ever you think its worth.

what you get will be alot less, around $2000 on a VERY GOOD day!!
 
Thank you all for your honesty.. Considering i know nonthing about tractors lol.. i couldnt place the right type of words for it so i got lovely lol.. It wasnt what i expected.. I was just expecting a rusted out piece of junk and it is beyond that..

thank you.. and the 10k was just me seeing what the high ends would be.. I appreciate the comments..
 
Assuming you have the Chrysler Cptn running gear CO-OP and not the later Cockshutt CO-OP with Cont or Buda engines, if you'll run the archives here you'll find a good deal of it's history (actually, several versions, as some of (most of?) the original records have been lost, and the C0-OPs and Farmers Union CO-OPs were built in different locations)...
There are a number of original CO-OP enthusiasts and collectors that will almost certainly be interested, altho it's a poor time to be hoping for a top price for almost anything. Good luck.
 
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