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Sold for 900. Bad starter .

Another guy got it but he owns another Oliver so hes a collector.

Im still on the hunt for one - Jay

Honestly I hope it doesnt go too high , im waiting on a check to clear for a truck I sold. If it I the extra money id bit a bit higher.

Ive wanted a D2 or D4 dozer for a long time but the Oliver is just about the perfect size, Jay

Whats an Anderson dozer?

Im happy to put around 1,000 in it. It had to be driven to where its at. Im sure a pull start but it has to run.

The only ad I heard about the auction on a old country radio station that not many people listen to , once ever. Im really hoping to win it.

Im going to try, I have to be at the station on Saturday to check hoses so my wife is going with money to bid on it for me. A few Minniapolis Molen(if I speed that right) tractors , few IHC's , and a Ford or two will be there. Solme older farm trucks from the 50's and 60's but nothing that I could restore. He should have sold some of his stuff 20 years ago.

When I say scrap man , I know he will be getting alot of old junk cars and equipment for low bids, I dont want to see the little Oliver go also.

Thanks for the info. The tracks look ok , not great but not real bad.

What should I offer to pay for it? Id really like to have it just to play with and restore here.

Im new here from NC. I found an old Oliver and im interested in buying and restoring it. I hope to learn alot here. , Jay

I found this Oliver dozer. I dont know anything about it at all. I have a fealing its going to the scrap man if I dont snag it up.

I have a few questions. What model could it be? Does it look worth saving? How hard are they to work on? Whats a fair price to pay for it?

I know its a batt. start, just missing the battery. Looks like it runs but I have no way of knowing, Thanks! , Jay