Posted by NY 986 on March 21, 2015 at 06:24:22 from (174.236.1.16):
In Reply to: Parts selling???? posted by JD Seller on March 20, 2015 at 20:28:49:
I've thought about the used part business and also the NOS (new old stock) part business. I flat out let somebody talk me out of the NOS and regret it now. I thought about doing this after high school in the early 1980's when the idea was somewhat new. There were lots of dealer sellouts from the mid 1980's until 2000 to have a chance to build inventory. The used part business was more problematic. As far as machinery went most equipment that would have been a candidate due to price was so far worn that the "yield" would have been minimal and profit sketchy. H's, M's, 8N's had established parts suppliers who got first crack with dealers and often got a "wholesale" price. 4020's and 806's would have been a gamble for somebody that lacked experience in parting out that vintage of tractor. Usually that fell to former dealer shop or parts people.
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