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Re: JD 430 Highcrop value?
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Posted by mike on January 22, 2004 at 17:08:55 from (209.143.61.122):
In Reply to: JD 430 Highcrop value? posted by Robbie on January 21, 2004 at 20:21:20:
The reason so few were built is because nobody wanted one,and most people still don't.It takes a high crop collector to appreciate them,most would rather have a 430 W or S.That said,I've seen a few nice ones sell for around $8000 to $10000,but see some priced a lot higher,but they don't sell.I know of one that's been setting for years behind a barn I can buy for $3500,but if you ever price parts for one of these it would probably be cheaper to buy a good one.
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