Posted by Tim Wahler on August 02, 2011 at 07:18:57 from (75.105.0.52):
Hello I"m looking for some help and I hope I"ve come to the right place. My father in law recently passed and as part of his estate he left a Oliver Row Crop Serial #64 838-723 Spec #37-1593. The question I have been asked to try to get an answer for by his four daughters is are these tractors collectiable or should they look to have the machine sold for scrap. The tractor had a tree fall on the steering and seat bending both severly, it is repairable but is it desirable enought to attempt to find it a new home. The tractor is located in Minot Maine. Any advice that is offered would be greatly appreciated by myself and the four sisters. Thank you
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