All I'd need is a bill of sale. A title isn't required where I live.

 

The OP probably discovered the wonderful effects of lemon pledge and is now cruising on a classic.

 

I want to thank everyone for there help on this bike. I'm sorry it took so long to get back I have not had a chance. The bike is located in Central Missouri. I do have the title but it will still have to go to probate. It should go very quickly at least I'm hoping it will. I'm not 100% sure if I will sell it. But if you are interested send me your info and if I elect to sell it I will be in touch.

 

Damn.... I know it's been 4yrs since this thread started.
I sure hope you didn't sell your 67 for the prices mentioned here. An all original barn find like yours, not running could fetch from $7k to $8k, running and just cleaned up (not restored) could fetch from $10k up to $14k. If you restore it, the profit margin go way down and can also be a financial loss. An all original unmolested genny shovel is pure class. Last yr a friend on mine picked up yr a 67FLH that's been sitting for over 20yrs, not running, partially apart w/25k miles on the clock for about $5k, and that was a very good price.

 

I would say whatever you do don't wash it. No amount of money can buy that kind of dirt and crud.

 

Is it just me or was this thread started in 2010?

 

Leaving advice on a 4 yr old thread, priceless!

 

Is this still for sale?















I keeed....

 

The priceless part isn't responding to a 4yr old thread. It's correcting the false information relating to the values of a barn find genny for the next person who reads this, doesn't give his genny shovel away.

 

my uncle owned one in the early 70's! it was stolen while he was trying to sell it! my brother had a stock 1969 electra glide! i've put a few miles on these late 60's harley baggers, and they are really average bikes! i feel comfortable with the values being kicked around to sell one! as a harley guy who likes to ride, this is not the bike for travel! i had a neighbor who paid $7,000 for a 1972 electra glide 15 years ago! i tried to talk him out of it! do the minimum money upgrade to get the biggest sale price! cheers from montana