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You could Google 84 Harley Davidson Electra Glide and maybe find out. However, it really comes down too what ever two people are willing to agree on though. The $8999 sounds like a bit much too me however......... Unless ya just want a 84 Harley E Glide.
It depends on a lot of factors. Condition, mileage, Original Equipment still present.
It comes down to what it is worth to you and how many of the same are available in the area.
As reference, a guy where I work paid $6,000 for an 87 Electraglide that had 100,000 miles on it. He's an idiot but that's another story.
Kelly blue book is $6625. Ask the bank what the loan value is on it. I bet it's about $5,500.
I'm not sure about 1984. It was either the last year for Shovelheads or the first year for EVOs. If you want a shovel, fine but if it's the first year of the EVO, I get a little spooky about buying first year offerings. I prefer to let them work out the kinks in a few succeeding model years.
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