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I came across a rocker c seat with the hidden passenger seat and the brackets to mount it. I'm trying to find out what exactly it's worth. I would like to sell it but I don't want to post it without knowing exactly what I've got. I don't believe it's every been used. It's just been sitting in the garage.
Most likely a take off, I've read about numerous Rocker C owners trying to find another seat. It appears the OEM stuff wasn't a big hit, but that's just teh impression I got form reading forums.
They are "unavailable" so the online parts finder doesn't show their OEM pricing.
If you found a 2008/2009 Parts Catalog, that was published back in 2009, or before the Rocker C parts became "unavailable", it would show the prices.
I suspect the customer pool for those parts is going to be pretty small. So I wouldn't get too greedy.
Check them out on eBay... some people are asking pretty silly prices for them. Maybe check what's on eBay and undercut their price a little bit, you may get a quick sale.
Good luck with the sale...
Last edited by hattitude; May 6, 2024 at 06:52 PM.
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