Fiat 110-90 makes £64,000 at auction

[Digester Man]

I’m just going to leave this here. Hammer went down today, Draperstown Northern Ireland. £64,000

 

[40 series]

Savage

 

[Muddyroads]

Why??

 

[daveydiesel1]

Any1 hear who bought it. Health to enjoy whoever it was

 

[Netherfield]

The buyer afterwards.

 

[mtx.jag]

It’s at this point you wish you hadn’t left the old 110.90 rot away on the slurry pump all winter filling the slurry tower

 

[melted welly]

It’s at this point you wish you hadn’t left the old 110.90 rot away on the slurry pump all winter filling the slurry tower

Or splashed out £4K on a new cab when it got rolled instead of squaring it up and making your own Perspex windows.

 

[mtx.jag]

Or splashed out £4K on a new cab when it got rolled instead of squaring it up and making your own Perspex windows.

“Agri spec”

 

[Digester Man]

Any1 hear who bought it. Health to enjoy whoever it was

I was told it went to a man near Limavady, who previously had lost a couple of 110’s in a fire. I don’t know the fellow though so can’t say if it’s true or not.

 

[glasshouse]

Probably a better deal than buying a new ad blue model full of spaghetti wiring and unfathomable error codes

 

[james ds]

Why??

Why is right , I use to have Fiats years ago and who ever designed them had very short legs with huge leg mussels to push that heavy clutch all day seen as they had no splitter gear and the clutch pedal in under your knee , and I hope it has a rack to carry 5 gallon drums of diesel as it’s tank only did a half days heavy work. A reliable but overrated tractor.

 

[daveydiesel1]

Well way i see it is its obviously at its money as the buyer wasnt the only person willing to pay that if it is auction price

 

[Wellytrack]

Was it Richard Beattie who sold it?

 

[dusty]

I better just keep mine in the shed

 

[lloyd]

A rough 110-90 made about 17k at a collective auction
couple of months ago .Thought that was barmy enough.
Did suggest to Ollyblogs on another thread to buy an 1880
or 180-90 to add to his collection.
These Fiats seem to have a following in Ireland.

 

[gmc541]

Was it Richard Beattie who sold it?

It was sold through beatties sale although I think it was a special entry from a different auctioneer. To answer the question. It was not Richard who sold it but was sold at beatties Draperstown sale

 

[Wellytrack]

It was sold through beatties sale although I think it was a special entry from a different auctioneer. To answer the question. It was not Richard who sold it but was sold at beatties Draperstown sale

Cheers.

Auctioneer’s got the best deal that day!

 

[gmc541]

Sometimes, there's a maximum fees on this stuff. Previously there was one sold at plumbridge at 38k and the maximum fees for any lot that day was 400 ( but I don't know what the story regarding Draperstown was)

 

[Muddyroads]

If it’s insured for the purchase price and the worst were to happen, would an assessor agree to that valuation?

 

[daveydiesel1]

If it’s insured for the purchase price and the worst were to happen, would an assessor agree to that valuation?

Yes they cant argue with auction price as i found out last year