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Just like muscle cars, the incentive is there to make and sell fakes.
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The seat sold for $2,550.
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I have seen the rarer patios red/blue, for sale in the 5 digits. I am not really a JD guy, but it seams to me I was at a show where a guy had one sitting there for 12 or 13 thousand... This was a few years ago, probably 10-12, so I don't know if they would have went up or down from that price today.

Oddly enough that show is when I learned what a patio was.

Why is the old JD painted red and white and why is it 12 grand?!?!?
Ok, what the F is a patio?
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Ok, what the F is a patio?
Just do a google search for "john deere patio" and it will be self explanatory.
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girly colored JD garden tractor models so that the wife would let the husband have one.
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Here's the 4 patio offerings from the flywheelers show today. JD Guy told me available in 4 colors, only model 140 and 1969 model year.


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I'm not a John Deere guy but a friend has a Patio 140. The Patio series ran from 1969 thru 1971 and included models 110, 112, 120, and 140. Many of them got repainted because people wanted a GREEN tractor, not something else. The best way to find one is look under the frame (rear end) to check for WHITE paint.
And it's also possible to buy one for under $500.00. My friends was missing the correct seat and I found him an orange one. It needs to be re-upholstered, but hey for $25.00 bucks how could he go wrong ! LOL
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The 140 is a nice tractor, I wouldn't mind having one.
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