| Author | Message | ||
     Gmc310 |
Hey Folks, Quick question, I'm playing with the idea of letting my 2000 s3 go, Demon blue, pm wheels, v&h exhaust, race ecm, 3500 miles and super clean , What should i ask for this gem? its gotta be worth more than blue book just because these bikes are harder and harder to find, Any help would be appreciated, thanks ,Gary | ||
| Tramp |
$3800 is about right, in my neck of the woods (NY metro region) | ||
| Firebolt32 |
Why get rid of it?  | ||
| Gmc310 |
I'd hate to, it took so long to find it, it had 692 miles on it in 05 when i got it, I swore up and down that I'd keep it FOREVER Times are tough though. G | ||
| Slowride |
Gmc310, That's like saying you're ready for a divorce or break up just cause the lady is giving you some grief. Keep the bike and find something else to sale or use some money if you have any expendable and buy something you can flip on ebay and double your money. I used to buy Jeep Cherokee's from the NE for $1-2K and sale them here in Texas or $3-4k. Just a thought. | ||
| Firebolt32 |
Slowride's right. Times are tough for all of us. I traded my F150 in for a more "economical" car. I see that truck at least once a month and I hate myself for it every time I do. Some stranger is driving what I set up...we've invested too much into our toys to give to strangers. | ||
| Tramp |
why not sell whatever 4-wheel vehicle it is that you have, and keep the motorcycle? Better economix all around...if your work requires a pickemup (I laugh at all the unused pickup beds riding around, burning gas, with a nice polish & Armor-All), purchase a used pickup, maybe an old jap mini (those 18R engines won't die), with a fraction of your profits | ||
| Gmc310 |
If I ride around town with my Three kids on the back of my Bolt ,People will talk ,G | ||
| Tramp |
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