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Speaking for myself (and I imagine others), I'm
glad people post items for
sale - especially if the price is right. >From what I've seen you are in a fairly rich area, ET-wise, and prices may be lower there than, say, here in VA where they are pretty rare - although I believe our ranks are growing. There is no concrete price - what is a 30 year old rusty tractor worth? After 30 years each has a unique combination of problems, good points, and accessories. And because of the size and weight, distance is high on the pricing list. I remember recently a nice John-Deere 90 was auctioned on e-bay. I think it went very cheap (maybe $100?) but it was out in ND or someplace. It would have cost $300 or $400 to ship it out east. At the same time another nice one was sold in PA (I think) and ended up going for several hundred dollars. If the buyer and the seller both think they did well (or both think they got ripped off the same!) then Id say the price is fair. Ok, I'll shut up now. SteveS E12S ----- Original Message -----
From: "David Bone" <dbone scnc bas k12 mi us>
Sent: Wednesday, October 02, 2002 7:27 AM
Subject: (ET) elec-traks pricing > price but from the number of offers to buy at $100, my price is probably too > low. None the less, I am not interested in keeping the elect-traks. I live > in SE Michigan just outside of Ann Arbor. Easy access from US 23. Those of > you who are still interested in the equipment. please contact me directly. > dbone bas k12 mi us > Many thanks again and I apologise for turning this into a sales page. > > > |