Depends on how quick you want to move it. If you can wait about 3 months, call Aumann Auctions ( <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.aumannauctions.com">www.aumannauctions.com</a><!-- w --> ) Word is that Kurt is going to be having a 'high end' consignment auction featuring only really rare or immaculate restoration tractors. A 1955 FWA falls under the rare category, and yours looks nice to boot.

If you can't wait that long, eBay is one avenue, but I don't think a good tractor will bring as much there as it will at a live auction. You could also say here that it is for sale and that you will entertain offers and see what pops up. Some buyers don't care for this method, but if they want one bad enough they'll jump on the bandwagon.

If you are going to put a price on it, I always tell people to start high, because it is a lot easier to come down on price than it is to go up. If you're too high, the market will let you know because you will still own the tractor. Then again, start too high and you'll scare everybody off. Not sure if I have been much help here...