Wildguzzi.com
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: jbhotchkiss on February 16, 2015, 01:30:06 PM
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http://www.capitolyamaha.com/default.asp?page=xPreOwnedInventoryDetail&id=665208
The bike is in Sacramento. Being in Oregon, hard to swing by and have a look-see. Sales person was not helpful regarding some of the obvious modifications.
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nice looking with that fairing but the price is about double what it should be.
I wonder how long the paint on the engine will last?
is it a Hydro motor?
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More than double.
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I think that $8999. figure was the retail price new . Not sure why they would quote that number ???
Dusty
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02 is not a hydro, I'll sell you mine for 4k and that will leave you 5 to customize with.
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I think that $8999. figure was the retail price new . Not sure why they would quote that number ???
Dusty
Yep. Wonder why they would think that the MSRP on a 13 year old bike would have ANY relation to the market price today?
Maybe it's so when they quote a cash-on-the-barrelhead price of $3350, the buyer will be so shocked at "the deal" he'll pull out money right away?
Lannis
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The sales person I spoke with said that the bike was purchased initially by a custom builder who didn't want to do a Harley. Supposedly put $30k into it; ceramic and powder coatings, balanced and polished engine internals, etc. Got no response when I asked about the invalid VIN, even after prefixing with a "Z"; GUCDBKD02M154807.
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Receipts ?
Dusty
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Walk away.
Good luck!
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The sales person I spoke with said that the bike was purchased initially by a custom builder who didn't want to do a Harley. Supposedly put $30k into it; ceramic and powder coatings, balanced and polished engine internals, etc.
Yeah ... yeah ... that's the ticket! I've done that myself; taken apart a stock garden-variety $5000 motorcycle and spent $30,000 completely disassembling it, polishing the insides of the cases, machining out the casting marks on each gear and polishing them by hand, did a high-temperature ceramic coating on the inside of the handlebars ....
I just want to get $15,000 back out of it, that's just HALF of what it would take to duplicate this work, deal of the century, mon ......
Lannis
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Yeah, I know. Was just hoping someone in the Sacramento area know something about the bike or previous owner. Would make a KBB offer if it checked out.
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Yeah, I know. Was just hoping someone in the Sacramento area know something about the bike or previous owner. Would make a KBB offer if it checked out.
Interesting to see how long this bike goes unsold . What is KBB , maybe $3,500 ?
Dusty
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Interesting to see how long this bike goes unsold . What is KBB , maybe $3,500 ?
Dusty
KBB Excellent Condition $3,210 trade in value $2,180
NADA:
Suggested
List Price Low
Retail Average
Retail
Base Price $8,790 $1,690 $2,225
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nice looking with that fairing but the price is about double what it should be.
I wonder how long the paint on the engine will last?
is it a Hydro motor?
More like three times... :o
'02 was the solid lifter engine. '03-'04 was the hydro.
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I'll throw in a plug for one good upgrade this Stone has: The second front brake. I did this to both my Stones and the stopping power improvement is wonderful.
I'd suggest $3000-$3500 is the fair price range.
Ralph
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God help me I think it's gorgeous...
...good thing I'm not in a position to waste money right now (more than I usually do)...
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Yes it sure seems way over priced. I noticed they sell Yamaha generators. They featured the 3000is as just arrived for a cool $2469.
Generator Depot sells it shipping included for $1650. Just $800 less for a small generator.
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It'd be a great bike for Halloween!
It looks like there's been quite a bit of work done on the bike, e.g., upgraded brakes, farkles (mirrors, turn signals, switch gear, grips), lots of powder coating. I can't imagine it selling for $7k--I'd think in the $4k range, maybe as much as $5k, but you'd really have to like the color scheme.
Rich A
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For comparison, last August, this custom based on a 99 Jackal got to 5700.00 on Ebay...
(http://i1146.photobucket.com/albums/o521/jwalano/Jackal/IMG_20140619_115851922_zpshhd4roov.jpg) (http://s1146.photobucket.com/user/jwalano/media/Jackal/IMG_20140619_115851922_zpshhd4roov.jpg.html)
I sold it for a few hundred dollars more to the high bidder.
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The sales person I spoke with said that the bike was purchased initially by a custom builder who didn't want to do a Harley. Supposedly put $30k into it; ceramic and powder coatings, balanced and polished engine internals, etc. Got no response when I asked about the invalid VIN, even after prefixing with a "Z"; GUCDBKD02M154807.
Ya and that is why they left the description empty on the web page. Cause it has $30K worth of mods and ONLY asking $7K. ::)