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I got my 89 new for 7800.00 through the PX, IIRC it retailed for 8500.00 at the time. I sold it for $8200 4 years and 40k miles later.
I didnt do as well when I sold mine in89 but I had just taken a different job which meant giving up my company car, and needed to buy another. I took it up to Ray Price HD in Raleigh where I lived. They offered me $5000. I put it in the paper that weekend for $5,500 and sold it to the first guy that called.
I didnt do as well when I sold mine in89 but I had just taken a different job which meant giving up my company car, and needed to buy another. I took it up to Ray Price HD in Raleigh where I lived. They offered me $5000. I put it in the paper that weekend for $5,500 and sold it to the first guy that called.
That sucks. I had to sell mine due to a divorce, fortunately it was during the early 90s buying frenzy so I made 400 bucks on the deal.
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