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Def no flake in the paint . In the sun it actually looks kind of whitish. The grey is a more slate color and obviously the emblem is different . I am trying to get him down myself but he is not budging right now. I am not sure if its worth the 12 he wants , what do you guys think ?
That is Harley paint for sure. From personal experience I had to replace the left side of tank and front fender on a '91 turquoise & white FLSTC. Matched perfectly and the bike was 10 years old. That's a great looking bike...ditto on being able to get any chips fixed...should not be a problem with a good painter.
Def no flake in the paint . In the sun it actually looks kind of whitish. The grey is a more slate color and obviously the emblem is different . I am trying to get him down myself but he is not budging right now. I am not sure if its worth the 12 he wants , what do you guys think ?
Only you can decide if it's worth it to you.
Personally I love it.
I like the bike a lot its just that I think he's asking a tad much and it is a 94.I am not going to lie I have been riding since I was 17 first with the rice rockets and than ground up customs. I was never into Harley's but I am now 35 and I have seen enough of them to know I can make it look the way I want and be happy. My dad had been a Harley guy forever so I guess its finally rubbing off.
I have two customs now and just want more of a start and go bike without the headaches. I just have really no idea what it's worth other than KBB and Nada. I dont mind paying if I am getting a fair deal. Just not sure if what he wants is fair . Trying to get an idea.
Last edited by bfleischer; Nov 25, 2010 at 09:52 PM.
It also seems that it wont be as hard to match the paint as I thought. I just wished I could find more info about how many they made in that color that year.
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