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$250.00 is a little high in my opinion, especially if the owner doesn't know what it is.

I too would focus on the "not running" situation (and that monster ass hole in the frame) check the clutch and pto to see if they look like they could be more dollars off the price.

Be sure to let him know that you intend to make it nice again and that it would cost you a bundle to get it the way you want it.

Good luck.
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It has a big hole in it.
I would say such as a restorer as yourself, you would be able to fix it correctly top and bottom, but I think Alvy may want to just fix what you see, but knowing it is not done correctly will make him not sleep at night.

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I would only fix what can be seen and never give the underside a second thought, if anybody's looking at it that close they are gonna get ran over.
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$250.00 is a little high in my opinion, especially if the owner doesn't know what it is.

I too would focus on the "not running" situation (and that monster ass hole in the frame) check the clutch and pto to see if they look like they could be more dollars off the price.

Be sure to let him know that you intend to make it nice again and that it would cost you a bundle to get it the way you want it.

Good luck.
What he said, but 200.00 is betterer
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$250.00 is a little high in my opinion, especially if the owner doesn't know what it is.

I too would focus on the "not running" situation (and that monster ass hole in the frame) check the clutch and pto to see if they look like they could be more dollars off the price.

Be sure to let him know that you intend to make it nice again and that it would cost you a bundle to get it the way you want it.

Good luck.
I agree with Mark. I would probably be in around $150-$200, but I would sure hold off for a very long time to put two Franks down for it.

EDIT: I just noticed the cig lighter on it. Ok, two Franks to "toke on the go"!

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