1951 fleet.ine 66

[OLWHDA]

I have a 1951,fleetline 66, newer style hydraulic, ( levers on top) belt pulley, 3 3/4 sleeves and pistons M&W 13.6x38rear tires , cast wheels, older paint job and ALL the sheet metal. It runs great, but needs needle and seat in carb, and new seals around the hydraulic levers. Have a relative interested in buy it . Going to be selling out, retiring from farming, only 75 yrs old. What would be a respectable price to ask for it . This family, ?nephews ?bought a Super 66 that my parents had when they passed away.

What do you all think, they can afford it, but they are 500 miles away, but are willing to come and get it??

 

[Olliejunkie]

I gave 1800 for a gas model that came with a sickle bar mower and drove a pretty good ways to get it but not many to choose from around here. Where are you located?

 

[OLWHDA]

North central MO.

 

[oliverkid]

The price of 66s has been dropping like a rock. Used to have to pay 2500 bucks for a decent runner in her work cloths, now you can pick them up for 1500 bucks or less all day long for a plane jane narrow front. That being said, the way yours is optioned out, especially with the gen 3 hydraulics, I would still put it between 2500 and 3000. Lower end of that for a narrow front, higher end for a wide front.

 

[rrlund]

Somebody just posted up on Tractor Talk about one on CL for $3500. I wouldn't ever put that high a price on one though.

 

[Olliejunkie]

(quoted from post at 08:11:49 09/03/18) North central MO.

Probably more available out there than here but I would think at least 1500. Would have to know and see more details.