| Author | Message | ||
     Ducbsa |
http://www.liquidap.com/portfolio/rarebikecollecti on/?fbclid=IwAR11vEYcA8aP8FOxFR2xM1Z89qAo5RNSd8TiC -RVuLKnbFd9IMHYFBNBUZA | ||
| 1_mike |
Cool old stuff. Anyone have DEEP pockets ? Mike | ||
| Crusty |
I'm so broke I have trouble paying attention. I guess I'll pass. | ||
| Shoggin |
Oh good, now I can buy a bike that matches my GRIGG leather jacket. Tell the servants to fetch it for me, post haste! | ||
| Fresnobuell |
LOL. They screwed up and added and extra zero on this one. http://www.liquidap.com/portfolio/1938vincenthrdse riesarapidetwin/ | ||
| Ducbsa |
Maybe not? https://ultimatemotorcycling.com/2015/04/27/scrapy ard-saved-vincent-hrd-rapide-sells-for-420k/ | ||
| Fresnobuell |
WOW. That's crazy money! I would like to know what this one is so valuable. Seems like most of them that I clicked on were about 10% of that price. | ||
| Ducbsa |
You might be looking at post-war bike prices, not the wild pre-war prices. | ||
| Fresnobuell |
"The headliner of the collection is the Vincent HRD Series A Twin. Known as a “Series A” it carries a prestige similar to the rarest Duesenbergs, with only 78 ever built and possibly fewer than 40 in existence today. Most of the surviving Series A motorcycles are in museums, with only a few coming for sale each decade. Built in 1938, with a top speed above 100mph, it was a superbike with many beautiful hand made parts, which showcase the mechanical work of art. The engine has a wonderful V-Twin rumble and power that surprises anyone lucky enough to try it." | ||
| Shoggin |
Mr. Howell will have a fine time taking Mrs. Howell around on this fine machine, but first we have to go on a short cruise, it's only a three hour tour....   |
