Posted by jackinok on June 12, 2012 at 14:40:14 from (162.58.82.136):
In Reply to: American pickers posted by bobs old iron on June 12, 2012 at 12:19:06:
you have to remember these guys are pickers,rarely are they buying stricly for themselves.They are buying what their clients want.they have buyers before they even pick something up,thats the list they hand out,things that folks they more or less work for are interested in.Very little of this stuff is sold in their own retail outlet.they are strictly middle men,between the owner and buyer.Most of what they pick are going into specialty shops somewhere such as ones selling vintage building fixtures and things.the reason they dont pick tractors and things is because most of these change hands directly.You meet a guy at a show or a place like this site,let him know your looking for something and if he has one for sale you deal.probably 99% of all tractor sold spend their entire working lives in the same general area they were delivered originaly.Most folks wouldnt work with someone like these guys when trying to find a tractor when theres probably 25 of the ones they are looking for within a fifty mile radius of them.
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