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Re: Super AV..for parts or not.....?
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Posted by Jonathan Mirgon on April 11, 2004 at 17:45:02 from (205.208.129.15):
In Reply to: Super AV..for parts or not.....? posted by ACE on April 11, 2004 at 06:22:32:
I would not part that one out ! If I am not mistaken The A-V's are extremely rare and difficult to find. It is virtually the same tractor as the super (a) which means if you parted it out most and or all parts would be interchangable with the A,B,Bn and Super (a), All of these parts are still extremely available and not hard to find. What makes your tractor valuable is the fact that the av,s had a very low production number. I cant say exactly what it is worth to sell, But I would reasearch it further beffore putting a price tag on it. I am far from a farmall expert so I am sure if any of my information is wrong one of the pros will correct me.
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