This showed up at my place today

[Rustyoldjunk]

A friend brought this 65 110 out today.
He needed some parts and wanted to do some trading.
This tractor is surprisingly straight and complete other than the missing engine.
Nice little 110.
Now do I keep it or send it on down the road.

 

[poncho62]

Might need a tube in that tire........lol
I would keep it and find an engine

 

[backwoods]

nice score i have a friend here in ny looking for one to turn into a weekly mower

 

[Toomanytoys84]

They are such nice little tractors, but in my area hold very little value. Square fenders can hardly be given away in most cases, and round fenders are a bit easier to sell, but never seem to bring more than a couple hundred bucks unless they are in pristine condition.

 

[Russ Trachte]

I always liked that style Deere.

 

[Rustyoldjunk]

These bring pretty good money around here as compared with most brands of old GTs.
The trick is to get them in front of the JD collector crowd.
I sold a first production year 66 112 a few months back that was very bad off.
Between paying me,paying me to pallet it and haul it to a Fastenal and paying Fastenal to ship it,he paid over $600 and it was $75 machine to to me.
Being a first year 112 made it more desirable even though it was very rough.

 

[JDJake]

Round fenders are one of the primary must haves for any serious John Deere collectors, been thinking about getting one myself for awhile now.

 

[Texas Horses Hogs and Deeres]

Jim, that one is in really good shape. It even still has the muffler heat shield on it.

 

[Rustyoldjunk]

Jim, that one is in really good shape. It even still has the muffler heat shield on it.

I agree Brian.
It is really a good straight project to start on.
I did list it for sale this evening though.
I don't have time for it and I don't have anywhere good to store it out of my way right now.
It's really to nice to let it sit out back in the weeds.
So I will see if someone else wants a good little Deere project.