For sale $2000 or best offer 53' Ford jubilee stirring column is out, that's the only thing wrong otherwise she's an heck of a work horse!

[GoldieBob95]

 

[GoldieBob95]

Asking for sale price @ $ 2000⁰⁰ or best offer, please no low ballers/ won't be tolerated! And did you notice where I said or best offer? Yeah that's the difference between someone who follows directions and someone who doesn't! I'm not on here to politic or gossip like a school girl! On here to sell what I have left from my grandfathers items he gave me before he passed, so only serious inquiries please and yes I will put better pictures on here tomorrow afternoon! Thank you! Located in Terrell, Texas

 

[MoKelly]

You took pictures at night?

Where are you located?

 

[RjCorazza]

Most people here know the value of that tractor. At least post some viewable photos.

 

[John0829]

I don't know where you are located and that makes a difference as to value but that ain't a $3500 tractor in my area. Not even close.

 

[Sawyer Rob]

You'd be extremely lucky to get a thousand for it, where I live.

Assuming that, that really is all that's wrong with it!

SR

 

[Cycledude]

Goldie Bob only has 2 posts, be careful

 

[tacticalturnip]

Good luck.

 

[etpm]

$3500 is way too high, like $3000 too high, especially since no one can stir anything with it. In case you meant steering column well then that is even worse. How can anybody test drive the tractor if they can't steer it? This post seems like a troll. Or somebody was drunk.
Eric

 

[CliffordK]

It should be able to start and move forward and back without the steering.

Why was it removed? Are the missing parts included?

 

[square1]

I have one with the stirring column intact I'd gladly sell for $3500.

 

[5030]

Goldie Bob only has 2 posts, be careful

Cannot spell for beans either... What the heck is a 'Stirring column' anyway? That unit is a rag.

 

[HenryIV]

"I KNOW WHAT I GOT..DUNT LOWBALL MEH!"

Said every boomer ever trying to unload something tired for the same price as new.

 

[HenryIV]

I paid $3800 a few years ago for a Ford 3600 diesel with 2100 hours with a finishing mower and a bushhog. That model has power steering, 12V electrics, and actually starts when you need it to start.

I am not personally experienced with Jubilee era but every time I hear the phrase "gasoline tractor", it is preceded by an adjective that rhymes with "trucking" muttered by a person throwing wrenches.

 

[ultrarunner]

Mine was a total tear down restoration...

I gave 4500 which is a lot but I know the labor and parts that went into it.

 

[tacticalturnip]

Mine was a total tear down restoration...

I gave 4500 which is a lot but I know the labor and parts that went into it.View attachment 846682

Now that is a gorgeous old Ford!

 

[ultrarunner]

I wasn't even looking... my friend was downsizing and a retired aircraft mechanic... he did the restoration.

I asked about the Jubilee and asked if I was interested... and that was that.

Having restored Model A, Model T and early Mustangs I know the labor it takes...

 

[square1]

Mine was a total tear down restoration...

I gave 4500 which is a lot but I know the labor and parts that went into it.View attachment 846682

Yeah, yeah... but how is the stirring column?

 

[RjCorazza]

I cut my teeth on an old Ford 8n on a horse farm. Had to muck stalls to fill up the manure wagon before a mile ride down a dirt road to empty it. Worth EVERY SHOVEL FULL !
Beautiful machine you have there @ultrarunner

 

[ultrarunner]

Kind of extension of the Model a and Model T hobby...

The Jubilee is covered with on the road insurance just like my car for parades or a run to the filling station...