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If you can find a win-win deal & you're both happy, it's a good deal.
I've been known to "trade down" either 'cause it was something worthwhile for me or 'cause it was fun to bless someone else with a real good deal.
I worked for an old guy who said, "Life is a really big game. Money is not the best way to keep score."
IMHO, the low miles are nice to brag about on the bike you mention but at it's age, it doesn't make it worth a very big percentage more.
Thanks Hippie, I'll definitely be trading down. The truck is a '96 S10 with 468 blown big block. It's more complete than these pics but it's obvious I haven't finished it and it'll be easier to sell the springer.
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