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    Posted: 14 May 2016 at 12:04pm
did anybody catch mecum auction on rfd-tv today.1937 wc in original paint and condition,original tires etc.  sold for 15 grand.WOW!! Shocked

Edited by ac45dave - 14 May 2016 at 12:07pm
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I'll sell my 35 with a rebuilt engine and completely gone thru front to back for half of that Big smile

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Maybe if it was a Waukesha Engine, but can't see That much with a W engine.

Edited by TramwayGuy - 14 May 2016 at 12:52pm
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WOW! 

btw, that wasn't me!
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Originally posted by TramwayGuy TramwayGuy wrote:

Maybe if it was a Waukesha Engine, but can't see That much with a W engine.
It was a 37 WC, all Allis Chalmers.
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Right on Charlie!  No Waukesha Engine.  They were built when I was born in 1933.
Sounds like about a year ago a H Farmall in work clothes sold for $ 40,000.  I had to pick myself off the floor and hand close my mouth after that.
You never know.
Good Luck!
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Originally posted by Bill Long Bill Long wrote:

Right on Charlie!  No Waukesha Engine.  They were built when I was born in 1933.
Sounds like about a year ago a H Farmall in work clothes sold for $ 40,000.  I had to pick myself off the floor and hand close my mouth after that.
You never know.
Good Luck!
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me thinks, that what ever sale they hold, people thinks they hafta bid high on everything? I've watched several of their auctions, and either people lie about what it is, or the truth is bent sum! but they do seem to get good money from their auctions!
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Might have just been like a sale I was at years ago and a seller got in kahoots with a couple of fellows on a Farmall B. The seller and the other two ran it up above $5000 just for laughs and at about $1700 the auctioneer that didn't know what was going on nearly choked on his chaw of tobacco. It was at a club auction and club members had free buybacks. 
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I would be careful of reported sales at Mecum.
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I'd like to see this WC!
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   15,000.   Or   $13,000.
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nonetheless ,still dead.
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Here is the only WC that I see they have sold lately,

https://www.mecum.com/lot-detail/GA0416-238827/0/1937-Allis-Chalmers-WC/

I don't have an account to log in so i cant see what is sold for.
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I just did and it says $15000.00.
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Dont see whats special about that. Some people have more money than brains.
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Clean original for the age.
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I've seen much nicer original and more rare tractors go for alot less. Less than half that or more. I guess if they have the money to throw around more power to ya but to me that just plain nuts.
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