Like-new 1975 T3, $10,000

[John Ulrich]

But dear, no one wants to buy it.  I guess I'll have to keep it.   

[redrider90]

First T-5 I have seen in a long long while. It is very sharp.
But the T-5 is not Guzzi's "cafe sport bike" for 1984 as the owner claims. I also do not think of it as "evolved from the T-3. I think this was the beginning of the square head T-5......... Mille to Strada era.   It is a drop dead look alike for my red 90 Mille sans red frame with a faring and a 16" front tire (I think that is 16"). Never ever thought of a stock Mille as a cafe sport bike. It might be worth $4400. Anybody think so? You do not see many T-5s around.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Moto-Guzzi-/131853403310?forcerrptr=true&hash=item1eb31344ae:g:tcsAAOSwjXRXZvUk&item=131853403310

[Idontwantapickle]

First T-5 I have seen in a long long while. It is very sharp.
But the T-5 is not Guzzi's "cafe sport bike" for 1984 as the owner claims. I also do not think of it as "evolved from the T-3. I think this was the beginning of the square head T-5......... Mille to Strada era.   It is a drop dead look alike for my red 90 Mille sans red frame with a faring and a 16" front tire (I think that is 16"). Never ever thought of a stock Mille as a cafe sport bike. It might be worth $4400. Anybody think so? You do not see many T-5s around.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Moto-Guzzi-/131853403310?forcerrptr=true&hash=item1eb31344ae:g:tcsAAOSwjXRXZvUk&item=131853403310

That is a very nice T-5. But it doesn't appear that the seller has grasped the concept of "auction". No self respecting Red Suspender Snapper is gonna start bidding at 4400 for a 4000 dollar bike. Start low and let the excitement build!

[Two Checks]

BOTH wheels on theT5 were 16".
Harper's had a used one a while back. IIRC it had a chair on it, too.