County 1474

A huge amount of people will go out and spend 120k plus on a new 4x4 or more and happily lose money over fist.

The new buyer of the County might not give a damn about resale value, is every purchase you make dependent on what its worth in 5 years time?

We all earn money to spend it on what we want. Good luck to him. I'm just jealous I don't have 200k of disposable income
I'm looking at minting up a 1884 for myself
Because its what I do - I do it,
The amount of folk that slander me is tiring for having the skills

I don't go out drinking or fancy holidays
I work 80-100 hrs a week and think of ways to get things I want from something I don't want
 

CPF

Member
Arable Farmer
don’t know about BM’s.
Mk1 and 2 escorts are insane now.
My bro builds avengers for about a fifth of the cost
Got one in the back of my shed 1989
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Farmer_Joe

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
The North
There was a video on YouTube a guy with a road going rs500 Sierra and a proper track rs 500 too in his double garage, seems a shamed them locked away but as above what else you gonna do with them, everyone’s to scared to use em!

humans are strange creatures find something rare and hide it away?

200k tractor comment made me giggle really no comparison, most people would not give 10k for the old Ford but I suppose there has to be 2 fools who wanna lock it in a shed for it to make 200k :ROFLMAO:
 

czechmate

Member
Mixed Farmer
There was a video on YouTube a guy with a road going rs500 Sierra and a proper track rs 500 too in his double garage, seems a shamed them locked away but as above what else you gonna do with them, everyone’s to scared to use em!

humans are strange creatures find something rare and hide it away?

200k tractor comment made me giggle really no comparison, most people would not give 10k for the old Ford but I suppose there has to be 2 fools who wanna lock it in a shed for it to make 200k :ROFLMAO:

Using them in anger does come with some risks.
This is one of my bro’s avengers last December. It wasn’t very well when it came to rest😕

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onthehoof

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
Cambs
I'm looking at minting up a 1884 for myself
Because its what I do - I do it,
The amount of folk that slander me is tiring for having the skills

I don't go out drinking or fancy holidays
I work 80-100 hrs a week and think of ways to get things I want from something I don't want
Do you try to source genuine parts, do you make a part if you can't find one?
Cannot believe people slander you!
 

puntabrava

Member
Location
Wiltshire
The two bidders were in from the start, no one else came in, the underbidder looked like a Scottish laird full wool suit and trilby hat with his son? the winning bidder looked like he was an irish man, he also paid 40k for the 1164, maybe he was also the seller, who knows?
Was an Irish tractor dealer Mcmurray.
 
Do you try to source genuine parts, do you make a part if you can't find one?
Cannot believe people slander you!
Yes original is always best
But against a deadline genuine parts can't always be found....
Yes I make quite alot of bits to a copy of an original I'll try anything to keep a job moving forward as long as I'm happy with it I'll keep it on if it looks naff I remove it

Hardest thing is know what every clip bolt type abd fastner is called they all have their own name
So when you find out you don't forget it
 

Bokey

Member
Mixed Farmer
Yes original is always best
But against a deadline genuine parts can't always be found....
Yes I make quite alot of bits to a copy of an original I'll try anything to keep a job moving forward as long as I'm happy with it I'll keep it on if it looks naff I remove it

Hardest thing is know what every clip bolt type abd fastner is called they all have their own name
So when you find out you don't forget it
Do you know who bought that county?
 

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