Mine, Associated. 1986 Sportster 1100
Located in Philadelphia, GRM Price of $2015. Needs some very basic work and is good to go, honestly I barely have time to go look at it. Currently stored in a relatives garage.
Like it says bring a truck or a trailer, I have the title in hand. Would also consider trading it towards an industrial wood chipper.
Damn, that's tempting. Kinda makes me glad I dont have a truck right now.
In reply to JThw8:
If you change your mind let me know. I'm out of town the next two weekends so it will probably still be available. Likely wont be able to make it downtown most weeknights.
Why only shots of the one side? Is it currently running?
Shots of the one side mostly because I had no desire to spin it around. Plus the athetetics of the carb and rear exhaust pipe not currently on the bike doesn't look right.
Not running. Items needed: torque down rear head, attach rear exhaust and carb, rebuild front brake caliper.
Have all the required parts in the garage with the bike. Have the title in my possession.
Bump / Update, I am in town this weekend if anyone is interested.
Wish I had the money, brought home the bike for my buddies wife tonite and messing with that has me itchin for another one. Can't believe someone hasn't snapped it up at that price.
A honestly a bit surprised as well. Have gotten a handful of offers on CL but a lowball that's 75% lower than my ask isn't gonna fly.
Guess everyone is SUV shopping w/ their tax returns and lower gas prices this year
If I wasn't putting a new engine and trans in my tow rig, I would be heading your way! Great looking bike, but just cant justify it!
The last month has been shockingly busy for me but this is still around, and it appears I should be around a bit more on weekends. Up on CL again http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/mcy/4925058602.html
Is 2015 firm? Any other issues or things that it will need soon?
Mark, correct $2k firm. The primary items would be re-installing the rear cyl head, carb and front brake caliper.
Beyond that I have no clue if the battery is any good, I honestly don't know how well cruiser tires age but would venture these are at least 4-5yrs old at the youngest (if this was a sportbike I'd be replacing tires without reservation, made the mistake of riding old tires on a relatively fast bike once...)
It's generated a fair amount of interest but everyone is either a no-show or is seeking a free Harley.
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