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I am looking for someone to tell me what the value of my tractors are. If there is anyone out there who can give me a site unseen esitmated value of my Graham-Bradley tractors please.
Thanks!
 
You should post pics of your tractors. Do they look this good? Hal
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actually -- I was thinking that but I dont have any.
I inherited 2 of them. they are both 1938 models. One is 80% restored and runs great and the other is 60% restored and runs great. They are in pieces as they were in the middle of being painted. Do you have any Idea? Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks!
 
They built tens of thousands of those but nobody likes them so you may as well scrap them. Just kidding, they are very much sought after.
 
LOL -- I know they only built about 2200 of them from 1937-1939 ... I just am trying to figure out the worth for the estate.
 
I suggest you tell me you're about 50 miles from me, and anxious to sell. I'll come over and ply you with cheap liquor, and we'll "talk turkey".

But I don't know where you/they are. That makes a tremendous difference with me, and everybody elso who might be interested, so please advise.
 
Mike, I'm about 50 miles from you and like cheap liquor!Gobble, Gobble!!!!LOL

Sorry I couldn't resist! No Graham Bradley's, but I do have a David Bradley, Allis' and Farmall's...
 
I am sure that I am not 50 miles from you. I also own my own liquor store and craft my own brew so I am not in need of liquor. However, I am interested in estimated values of my tractors. Thanks
 
1or2 are coming up at auction in PA soon then we will have idea. I know when the toy came out it was expensive and now you can buy them for 35-40 bucks. Oh the auction was yesterday the 23rd in Mechanicsburg PA Blaine Rentzel was auctioneer and there was a 1938 103 and a 1938 104 maybe someone who went can post us some prices.
 
(quoted from post at 11:38:45 10/22/10) actually -- I was thinking that but I dont have any.
I inherited 2 of them. they are both 1938 models. One is 80% restored and runs great and the other is 60% restored and runs great. They are in pieces as they were in the middle of being painted. Do you have any Idea? Any suggestions would be appreciated.

I would be intrested in buying one of them or both for I have been looking for a long time for Graham Bradleys.
Let me know what you are thinking. Thanks Randy
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Hi, I have a 1939 Graham Bradley wide front. It's 100% restored and looks as good as yours in this picture. I also have a belt Pulley on it. The engine is new and all functions work. Wondering what the value of it would be. Anyone out there help me out? Thanks in advance.
 
(quoted from post at 08:15:33 10/22/10) I am looking for someone to tell me what the value of my tractors are. If there is anyone out there who can give me a site unseen esitmated value of my Graham-Bradley tractors please.
Thanks!
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Wild, wild guess, but since those tractors ARE rare, I would guesstimate a MINIMUM of $10,000 each.
 
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(quoted from post at 08:15:33 10/22/10) I am looking for someone to tell me what the value of my tractors are. If there is anyone out there who can give me a site unseen esitmated value of my Graham-Bradley tractors please.
Thanks!
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OK Thanks. Gives me an idea. I also got a response about another site to go to that had one for sale. Thanks again!
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Unless your tractors are perfect I think those numbers are high. I was recently told of a '38 and a '39 that are for sale in my general area and was told they were worth in the $3,000 to $6,000 range. Of course things all vary by location, quality, weather, people, etc, but hopefully that gives you a better idea.

Because really, if they were worth $10k minimum then that iron search ad for $12k wouldn't still be available after 3 years.
 
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