It's always sad to see what was someone's pride and joy corrode away in the salt air,hard to say if this one can be saved at this point.I sent an offer of $2500,fair for this part of the world but ridiculous in most parts,hopefully they laugh me off...

http://www.usedvictoria.com/classifi...assis_31873044

 

"Needs a little TLC" LOL

Good luck getting anyone to deal honestly when they put something like that in the ad. I wouldn't even pay that much, maybe a grand total as that bike will need to come completely apart to not only fix/replace all the rusted and corroded parts but probably very little on it works at all.

 

Looks like scrap metal to me. Your offer is way too generous.

 

Quite a testament to the quality of the Harley paint though.

 

I would say this one was in water, seems like a distinct line of where corrosion stops

 

 

 

It would have fared far better if the hadn't wrapped that tarp around it preventing air circulation to let the condensate evaporate vs trapped under the tarp

 

Yeah, I'm seeing a salt water flood bike, somebody's smoking major dope with that price tag.

 

I doubt it has been dunked,Chinesium metals go to crap very quickly if left outside,especially a POS like this that has been sitting in car ports for 25+ years,have no idea why they haven't jumped on my more than generous offer. It gets better,it's also advertised on another local site as not being run in a year and the carb has been removed but putting it back on will magically restore it to road worthiness. I guess they figure it is now worth 10K...