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| #1  25-Aug-2005, 02:24 | ||||
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| Foggy Rep My mate Tony is going to sell his Foggy Rep with 4 miles on the clock He rode it up the road the day it was delivered and that was it. Tony is very lucky to be in possession of an obscene amount of money with a large collection of undriven exotic cars and drinks far too much to contemplate riding a bike. He is supporting his son in a national go-karting campaign and wants it out the way. What should he ask for it? I know it’s just stood still and will need to be completely striped down, serviced, new tires, if its to be ridden. I Just want to get a price idea I can go back to him with. Gary another friend of mine has been trying to get it and now looks like the time. What should he pay?   |
| #2 25-Aug-2005, 08:44 | ||||
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| It's very difficult to price something like this,as you may know the bike would have cost in the region of £20K when is was brand new & i would guess that the bike is "as new" with that mileage,but i'd still think he would be lucky to get £10k for it now! Something like that is only worth what someone will pay for it,there's one in MCN this week,low mileage,V plate & he's asking £8K for that one. Your mates is bound to be worth more,but the question is,how much more? I've got one that i've owned from new,which i've "improved" with various mods,it owes me more than £30k,but i know i'd be lucky to get near £10K if i were to sell it! Don't know if that's been of any help or not!!  |
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