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Anyone know what it’s “worth..”
Probably what ever it will bring for scrap , minus the gasoline used to haul it away . Or conversely , it might be worth a million dollars , although the first valuation is likely more accurate . Dusty
I think that’s probably fairly accurate if you look at it from a factual sense.While we’re on the subject..What was/is the value of the fence post rebuild bike and would you sooner be the guy that brought it back, or a guy that went and just bought one ?I don’t recall him being told the bike was a worthless bucket of snot...Because it most demonstrably is not.Although by the measuring stick that’s been dragged out here in the last few days, it probably was by the standards of the majority.I don’t have anyone agreeing, so I must be wrong...Again.
wish't I'd run home to get wrenches and at least saved the cool engine case.
Saw this at my local dump, wish't I'd run home to get wrenches and at least saved the cool engine case. I really mourn for bikes like this that get abandoned, wonder what the story was on this one. No doubt thrown behind the shed and forgotten for years.Note that of all things, the key is still in the ignition!Anyone know what year/model it might have been?
It would be cool to polish up that engine case and hang it on a wall somewhere
This is what I was thinking way too late after the opportunity was gone...There was a line of trucks breathing down my neck to get to the pile behind me, BIG sign said "NO SCRAP-PICKING" (but everyone ignores it), and I had flip-flops on so I didn't want to risk a major foot laceration while trying to drag it to my truck, plus I would've needed to get help anyway. Don't mis-judge me; I've scrounged MAJOR scrap items as bulky as this Zundapp, but that day I was not prepared. Still, I COULD have run home and changed into boots and grabbed a kid to help...wife was out of town so I even could have hid it out back behind the big tree...DAMN!
There are Zundapp guys just as much into Zundapps are we are into Guzzis, and they would have different opinions of the dumpster-readiness of these remains than we might have .... !Lannis
I'm a Guzzi guy but have always wanted one of these...got this one at Barber last year...
Bloody hell, that looks tidy !Does it go as expected ?
*Nice* find, Mike. Is that the one with the chain drive transmission?
Dig those crazy hub flanges! The Germans are all about efficiency, but I didn't really think that meant weight-savings; why do you suppose they scalloped the spoke flanges?