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Has the estate set a price? How many miles show, and have the cases been opened? Condition inside the tank? Does it turn over and have you heard it run? Sign of rebuild, etc? Lots of variables to consider when pricing any bike, as you probably already know. From the photo, it looks well cared for.
Just from the picture in CycleTrader 10k seems very reasonable. The bike I’m looking at is under 35k miles and I know both owners so that mileage is totally legit.
Just from the picture in CycleTrader 10k seems very reasonable. The bike I’m looking at is under 35k miles and I know both owners so that mileage is totally legit.
Just by what I've gleaned from prices on other sites, and if this bike is original, well maintained and has those original miles, I'd say you've got quite a find on your hands. I'd take yours over that reconditioned one on the Trader every time. Like they say, they're only original once. I think your gut will dictate the price when you get the chance to check it out thoroughly. I paid about $8K more than my vintage MOPAR was worth in the book, and I was happy to fork it over. Hope you snag her! More pics are mandatory if you do.
Just by what I've gleaned from prices on other sites, and if this bike is original, well maintained and has those original miles, I'd say you've got quite a find on your hands. I'd take yours over that reconditioned one on the Trader every time. Like they say, they're only original once. I think your gut will dictate the price when you get the chance to check it out thoroughly. I paid about $8K more than my vintage MOPAR was worth in the book, and I was happy to fork it over. Hope you snag her! More pics are mandatory if you do.
Thanks for the positivity Zero-Hour. I’ve seen her many times and can attest she is 100% stock, nice place to invest a few bucks. I’ll keep you posted for sure
Estate sale figure 5 to 7 grand maybe 1K more for your area on that bike. While it isn't 100% bone stock she's probably in the 90% + area. Cleaned up lose some the extra lights 11 to 12K is possible, lot of factory ordered extra's you don't see anymore on it.
Someone here was selling (or is still maybe selling) a ‘73. Sadly, it was/is one of those “make me an offer and I’ll consider it” deals instead of an actual price, so no idea what they were/are asking for it.
Is the color original? Lack of badging makes me wonder. Just an interested observer here.
72 had an off bronze color but they did have raised tank badges that screwed on, wasn't smooth tanks. Could be a repaint after a little bondo to hide badge rails., tanks had white & black decal stripes too.
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