95th Skins
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95th Skins
Hey guys Im planning on replacing the skins on my 98 Ultra. The tank and fenders are very nice the bags have some scratches and chips. I also have all the 95th covers and emblems in good shape and a backrest pad as well. I was wondering is it worth selling these things? If so what do you think i should ask for them and where is the best place to sell them? Thanks. Reason for replacing is i plan on stretching it out (tank/ fenders/ 21" wheel with hugger fender, etc) Thanks
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The 95th isn't a collectors item on the market at this time, 95th Ultra in my area wasn't selling at $5000 and a really nice bike. The way I look at things is it may not be worth much right now but remember items like the Superbird, couldn't give them away and now worth a fortune, the 95th may not reach reach this status but who knows when a Harley is electric.
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Main selling point for me was 7600 on the odometer, and fair evidence it was taken care of.
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those are the things to look for.
"Anniversary" model means nothing.
In 2003 everything they sold was a 100 anniversary model. They missed a great chance to make a very special, limited production 100 Anniversary model. Instead they labeled everything as 100th.
There are some very rare limited editions, like the Confederate, but not many that have any value.
"Anniversary" model means nothing.
In 2003 everything they sold was a 100 anniversary model. They missed a great chance to make a very special, limited production 100 Anniversary model. Instead they labeled everything as 100th.
There are some very rare limited editions, like the Confederate, but not many that have any value.
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