$500 V50 II, mid project, CL, finger lakes, white/Nero

[chuck peterson]

https://fingerlakes.craigslist.org/mcy/d/1980-moto-guzzi-v50ii/6579576045.html

[Rusnak_322]

no title. 

in Ohio that makes it a parts bike. Had the seller bothered to get one, it would make the bike worth an additional $500 or more.

[Zoom Zoom]

Easily worth the asking price, if only for parts, which could possibly be the end result. It mentions lack of a title and even though is says Vermont can title it, it is becoming increasingly difficult to then get it licensed in your home state so I'm told.

John Henry

[Roebling3]

Some of the New England states only require a bill of sale for bikes 15 yrs. or more old. (that would not include CT & MA). Information is typically available on state DMV websites.  R3~ 

[lucian]

The two Bosch electronic ignition boxes alone are worth 500.  Pretty hard to come by. Too bad about the title, would make a fun project. They are sweet running little bikes. I would get it for parts if I didn't have to spend another 500 to ship it.

[Flea]

For anyone on the fence due to lack of title, I would definitely check with the local DMV regulations.

I purchased a barnyard non-titled 1981 Suzuki GS550 out of state a couple years ago and was successfully able to get it re-titled in NYS under these conditions:
https://dmv.ny.gov/registration/proof-ownership-not-available

Definitely check with your DMV regulations if you want to jump on this. Most people stop at the thought of hassle, but this was a 15 minute in and out transaction for me since all they asked for was that you have all of your documentation at the ready.

[giusto]

https://fingerlakes.craigslist.org/mcy/d/1980-moto-guzzi-v50ii/6579576045.html

Thanks Chuck.....I made an offer...I need this like I need another hole in my head...but the little girl needs some attention. we'll see

[chuck peterson]

Your welcome! Chucks Transitional Services for Lost and Neglected Moto Guzzi wants to thank you for making room in your garage for these lost souls............

[Lannis]

For anyone on the fence due to lack of title, I would definitely check with the local DMV regulations.

I purchased a barnyard non-titled 1981 Suzuki GS550 out of state a couple years ago and was successfully able to get it re-titled in NYS under these conditions:
https://dmv.ny.gov/registration/proof-ownership-not-available

Definitely check with your DMV regulations if you want to jump on this. Most people stop at the thought of hassle, but this was a 15 minute in and out transaction for me since all they asked for was that you have all of your documentation at the ready.

I agree.   You can show up at the DMV office in Virginia with a title-less bike and fill out an "Abandoned Vehicle" form.    It could be a bike you bought with no title, a bike you found in a field, a bike you found in a barn on a lot you just bought.   

After a VIN search, physical inspection of the bike by a state trooper, and a sworn affidavit of how you obtained it (and payment of a fee), you can get a fresh Virginia title in your name, good anywhere.

It's a pretty enlightened policy, I must say ....

Lannis