I have a Ford Jubilee tractor that I need to sale. Where is the best place to post and what would be a fair price. I bought from a neighbor whose husband restored it about 3 years ago, he died suddenly and she had no need of the tractor. I bought it; thought I would use it ... haven't ... so I now I need to sell it.
Price Check 1953 Ford Jubilee what to ask; where to sell
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Soundguy
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restored means different things to different people.
true 'every bolt turned' all parts to factory oem specs, plus correct paint tires and battery could easilly cost 4-5 thousand dollars plus the tractor.. though would be very hard to get that out of it plus labor.
a refurb with damage fixed and good paint is more often what we see.
post some pics to help with value.. also location makes a difference. north east has a bit higher prices than just about anything south or west.
your local ford population load and tractor for sale load will affect prices too.
in florida.. a running naa will go for 1800-2500$ depending on condition.
soundguy
true 'every bolt turned' all parts to factory oem specs, plus correct paint tires and battery could easilly cost 4-5 thousand dollars plus the tractor.. though would be very hard to get that out of it plus labor.
a refurb with damage fixed and good paint is more often what we see.
post some pics to help with value.. also location makes a difference. north east has a bit higher prices than just about anything south or west.
your local ford population load and tractor for sale load will affect prices too.
in florida.. a running naa will go for 1800-2500$ depending on condition.
soundguy
bigbull338
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as said if its been completely restored id say $2500 to $3000,an that maybe pushing it.