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Joined: 28 Sep 2010
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    Posted: 22 Nov 2010 at 10:18am
Can anyone tell me how rare the All Crop 100s are and what one might be worth in running condition?
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the Super 100s are more rare.  I would guess that a 100 in running condition should be worth $500-$800.  But hope someone else can jump in with better pricing.  JCinPA
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   There were 5500 SP100's and 1000 Supers. You say it is in running condition, does that mean it will pull itself out of the barn or that it ran beans 2 months ago? Location is a big factor.
Randy Freshour,Member Indiana AC Partners,
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It does not run at all now, to what degree of a "runner" it gets to be depends upon when I run out of patience. I'm trying to decide if it is a project that I want to tackle.
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100's arent that rare but theyre not easy to find, nor do you see many of them,  i have a 100 thats ready to go to the field doesnt look like much but it works good,  the wd engine is pretty straight forward.  thats a lotta machine to restore...  good luck
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