> Rebel Moby Wrote:
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> That picture of the bike looks like they took it in 1985 or something
> almost as vintage as the bike. I would suggest to meet up and view the
> bike itself,look see how dry rotted the tires really are, how rusty the
> fuel tank is, if the chain is fused, if it turns over, if lots of shyte
> is missing or ready to fall apart from age and lack of use. If it still
> looks good but you need to do more thinking take a ton of pictures so
> you can muse further of post back here. Let the owner know you are
> serious (if you are at that point) and tell them you will get back to
> them before (reasonable date/time) but you want to research a little to
> be sure you have the capability/capacity to put it back to the road...
> unless in person you find that you need to lay the cash down because it
> is like a gift bike that really only needs fuel and a headlight bulb...
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> > Largemouth Bass Wrote:
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> > > Rebel Moby Wrote:
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> > > Needing a "tune up and something else" could be just in need of
> fresh
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> > > gas or the motor is locked - go look at the bike, see what is
> missing,
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> > > take pics and tell the seller you will get back to them...
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> > He says it runs and when I’ve tried talking him down he says “I’m
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> > getting interested in the bike again, maybe due to the weather but I’d
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> > do $350... I was hoping to some how get him to $250-$300. I somehow
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> > don’t see him being serious about wanting to ride it again as it has
> 300
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> > miles after 43 years
Update guys it does run he sent me a video, the seat is a bit torn up and repaired with tape, but it seems to run good. The mileage is unknown and has no title. Is the missing title a problem?