[PA318Guy]

If it is a 1963 complete and working buy it! If it's in good shape you should be able to sell it for $2,500 - $3,000 There is a guy on ebay with one with an 80 brass tag cart trying to get $5,000 for it.

 

[PA318Guy]

You guys cant compare a 1963 110 to any other year 110. You are not comparing apples to apples. They are in totally different leagues when it comes to price and desirability.

Only collectors wouldn't compare them! Not saying you're wrong but there are people out there who don't understand how rare a 1963 is and their only basis for comparison is the model number. Until recently I didn't either and then got a lesson from the guy on eBay trying to sell one for $6000.00 with an 80 trailer. I don't agree with the value he placed on them, but I couldn't fault him for his knowledge of their rarity! By the way his price has dropped at least $1000 the last time I looked.

 

[PA318Guy]

I just looked at the picture and saw the cushioned seat, and new that it wasn't a 63. In fact it is the same year that mine was! Better shape than mine but that was due to the PO! I sold the tractor, original brinly sleave hitch, snowblower, and tiller for $500 in 2007.

 

[PA318Guy]

You would be more likely to find the blower in bad shape and get it for the parts! Likely the mounting bracket would still be good!

 

[PA318Guy]

Glad you got it all put together! I used mine for years until I got a blower for my 200 series. It did the trick but be patient, and also learn how to adjust the chain on that snowblower you're going to be doing it occassionally while snowblowing so keep the wrenches handy for it.