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Value of a 1969 Int. Cub
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Posted by 1 Dollar on December 30, 2006 at 13:20:04 from (24.208.219.15):

This is my neighbors cub that he asked me to get running after sitting for 1.5 years. The last time that it was out was when I asked him if I could get it out. It smoked but ran smooth. So far this time around I cleaned the carb and changed the blacker than night oil. The carb needs gaskets but it didn't smoke this time but ran rough due to air leakage. My neighbor is moving so it is possible that he will be selling this tractor. Hydraulics leak really bad and the wiring is all goobered up. No seat cushion and the tin is decent but still needs work. What do you think that it is worth (central IN)? Sorry for another value question. Thanks
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