Value of model M ???

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   I am thinking of selling my model M crawler project. I say project since it has not run in decades. The engine turns and the mag coupler snaps. The carb and aircleaner are there. There is a battery box but no starter or generator. The clutch and transmission levers are stuck but the tractor rolls. It is not beat up but it is badly neglected. Could be yard art, parts tractor, winter project or anything else you might want. I have not seen many of these for sale, so I have no idea of value.  Any ideas???    Thanks,  Grant.

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Grant Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Bronze Level Joined: 26 Jun 2020 Location: Cobb, Ca. Points: 24	Post Options Post Reply Quote Grant Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Value of model M ??? Posted: 02 Jul 2020 at 7:55pm
	I am thinking of selling my model M crawler project. I say project since it has not run in decades. The engine turns and the mag coupler snaps. The carb and aircleaner are there. There is a battery box but no starter or generator. The clutch and transmission levers are stuck but the tractor rolls. It is not beat up but it is badly neglected. Could be yard art, parts tractor, winter project or anything else you might want. I have not seen many of these for sale, so I have no idea of value. Any ideas??? Thanks, Grant.

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