International 140 value?

This takes us right back to the discussion on styling and design. In my opinion the letter and super letters series were finest looking Farmalls ever. Close second place goes to 06-56 series design. It really doesn't matter in my books how big or small the tractor those two designs stand out in my mind. I think a lot of folks feel the same way, at least they express it with their pocket books.

Based on your description, pre 1964 with mower would be $3,500. From 64 onward they climb and I've seen a late 70s model 140 with fast hitch and cultivators sell for $7,500.

Here in Kentucky, 140's seem to bring more than SA's because they are newer.....but $3,000 will buy you damn fine one with cultivators and maybe a sidedresser. I bought 2 Super A's last spring, one with sidedresser and cultivators, the other with a belly mower. Both were nice machines..... I looked at bunch before I bought these. I gave $1650 for the one with cultivators and and I think....(alzheimers) $2100 for the one with a mower. They needed a little TLC...but not much. Both ran perfect, used no oil or even leaked any. Tires were 70%, sheet metal nice, all in all, great machines. I sold the SA with a mower and got my money back. New cosmetics looks fine, but it sure doesn't rate big bucks. I realize that supply and demand dictate local markets...that's why gasoline is .30 cents a gallon in Kuwait...hehehe! Here in Kentucky, almost every farm had a cultivating tractor or some kind.....generally a Farmall or an Allis B or C. They are dirt common. For that reason, I'd never pay over $2500 for any SA-140..don't need to.