Posted by Cindy Murdoch on April 15, 2008 at 13:12:48 from (208.100.241.123):
Hello - a couple of years ago my husband purchased a 1947 gas powered Army Corp of Engineers crawler from a guy he worked with. This is a very small crawler and he was able to use it in tight spaces on our farm to clear brush and other jobs. Fast forward a few years - the crawler has been under a tarp for a few years now because my husband has had a devastating illness and is slowly recovering. However, a part of his illness has resulted in a brain injury causing short term memory loss. He will never be able to operate this crawler in the future and I need to sell it. He can't tell me anything about it, and the guy he bought it from has moved on from where he worked. All I know is in the above couple of sentences - it is very small in size, the inside of the blade says "1947 Army Corp of Engineers" - straight blade, gas powered. That is the extent of my knowledge.
How can I know what to price the crawler at? Any idea who made this crawler for the ACE? Any historic value?
It's a handy little crawler, but unfortunately, it has to be sold. Where is the best type of place to advertise?
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