Fanettis's top seller?

I say,top sellers

1-220fwa, its already at 50k.
2-6070
3-4w220
4-8070exp
worth more=6070


Edited by hillmonkey - 07 Aug 2016 at 7:38pm

Should be the 6070, as its really the only rare tractor there, because it's the last AC made, hard to find another one . The 220s are more of a myth. There are more then 100 of those 220fwa around. You just see to many. And there is nothing on paper to really prove how many there are. But everyone will get there wieners out on that one !!!!!

Joe(IA) wrote: I would agree with IG the 6070 is the one and only.  True museum quality.  That 8070 experimental bothers me.  In my eyes its not worth more than a low hour 8070 if that!

Not even that , in my opinion

Same here. I watched the Machinery Pete video regarding the experimental and my take away on that was it's really just a bunch of parts they scrounged up here and there?

The 6070 does have everything going for it. It's not just the last 6070 made, It's THE last A-C made - period; Not counting those new lawn mowers from Briggs, of course.) Plus, it's a mint, one owner with insanely low (If accurate), near unheard of hours - less than a hour a year since new......I bet the new owner gets a little misty eyed when that tach rolls to 30.

Edited by JayD-17(NY) - 07 Aug 2016 at 8:17pm

To me it would be the 6070 no question! The last AC tractor ever built and it's in show room condition. Add that to your collection and you could almost charge admission. 220 fwa is cool but it's not history

How are you guys seeing the bids.
I would say the 6070 to, hope it goes to a good home. At this point it's one of a kind and you would never restore something back to what that tractor is.
I don't have any experience with the 8xxx but watching the video and with your guys other post, that 8070 "experimental" is nothing more then what the guy said. We built this tractor out of a bunch of pieces don picked up from allis.
But I think it's an awesome collection and its a sham it's going to be split up. I know a lot of you dought the low hours on many of them but even if half is real, that's stil awesome, and watching the video it seemed that he wasn't just seeking low hr on the tech but straight clean no wear tractors which means lower then normal hours.
Hope the new owners keep them as nice

I would also say the 6070 would be worth the most. I desperately hope that the new owner has enough sense to NOT use it for any work and keep the low hours!

Mark were you still working there at the end in 85

If that MM UDL brought 200K,what will the 6070 bring? That 6070 is the ONLY ONE.

I agree with Gleaner on the FWA 220, every decent size A-C show I have attended has somewhere between 1 and 4 of them,, buttt obviously the demand is still there at this moment. 

What's all the hulaboo about authenticity and the 8070 "experimental" ?  I watched the video and the guy stated that it was built from a pile of parts to their own personal whims and make no claims to it being anything else?  Or did I miss something??

Top seller has to be the 6070 for who knows how much $$$$????  I will go on a limb and say that I'll bet people are surprised how reasonable the ordinary 70xx models sell for.

That 200 and 7045 are calling me....I must resist the Siren Song....

I wouldn't want something that I'd dare not get dirty, but that's just me.

427435 wrote: Mikez wrote: Mark were you still working there at the end in 85 while others (higher on the food chain) were in another room talking the deal.

Fred in Pa wrote: The 6070 is a bragging rights tractor.

Exactly!!!!!