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1 month 3 weeks ago #254680 by Lang
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1 month 3 weeks ago #254684 by Mrsmackpaul
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I did see this today and thought that the prices are slowly coming back to earth

Maybe 4 years ago I walked across the Calder Highway in Mildura a there was a dull orange SAR there (original like this) and thought to myself "they are getting thin on the ground now"
reckon it was the last one I have seen working since then
They still are a good looking jigger

Paul

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1 month 3 weeks ago #254687 by JOHN.K.
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Price of a lot of 'collectable stuff' has come right down......under 30s have very little to no interest .
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1 month 3 weeks ago #254691 by Mrsmackpaul
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I think it might be a generational thing
It wasn't that long ago people were paying crazy money for grey Ferguson implements and bulldog tractors
I think they took people on a sentimental journey to when they were kids
As that generation have passed on the desire is just no longer there as people don't have the emotional connection
Big trucks are possibly a bit different, harder to store, harder to drive and cost more to maintain

Or maybe it is just the cost of living crisis we keep hearing about

No matter what the reason, prices are a lot more sensible and demand seems to have cooled quite a bit

Paul

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