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Re: Are Tractors Getting Stale??
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Posted by Butch(OH) on September 29, 2005 at 06:24:41 from (216.29.40.174):
In Reply to: Are Tractors Getting Stale?? posted by Crooked Furrow In IL on September 29, 2005 at 05:25:55:
Around here prices on the commonly found 30s-50s tractors are coming down just a tad. Peoples wallets empty, interest waining or market saturation? I cant say. Implements seem to be selling higher, especialy drag type plows. The higher end pre 30s, rare etc tractor prices are steady to very slightly higher. All this based upon local auction prices and known private sales, not to be confused with asking prices. Show attendance here is either steady or way down. Shows thar keep interest up do it with demonstrations, field work and new events. The old shine 'em up and line 'em up shows that are more like car shows are attended mostly by the participants only and fading fast. As you said, how many pristene tractors in a row can remain interesting to spectators when there now is a show every week from snow melt to snow fall?
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