Snowcats can be found at Ritchie Brothers auctions from time to time. Searching through the available auction results, I found 92 snowcats and of those, only two were Tuckers. Both auctions were in Canada
One was a 1978 1342 groomer that was in really rough shape. Really Rough! That auction was in October, 2021 and it sold for $14,000 Canadian, or $11,306. US. Back then Tucker included a speedometer with an odometer as part of the instrumentation, and it showed 20,968 miles. That would strongly suggest the hour meter, which showed 722, had been replaced. I don’t think I’d have been a buyer at half that price….
There was also a 1975 1644 with a factory front blade. The auction was in March, 2022 and it brought $25,000 Canadian, or $19,578 US. It looked to be in fair-good condition. There was no hour information provided but the odometer showed 11,354. If you assumed an average speed of 8 mph, that would equal a bit over 1,400 hours. The machine was listed as “inoperable” but there were no details. Given what snowcats are selling for, and the rarity and desirability of that machine, it’s probably an okay price, but it didn’t strike me as a bargain.
There would also be a 4.85% buyers fee above those prices.