Collection for Sale

[pem]

http://columbus.craigslist.org/mcy/3315412531.html

Hey Cory, ya got any extra cash laying around?

[rickgeo]

Does that include the building they're stored in ???

[Skirted]

Thats an average of about $55k each. I know nothing of the value on these old machines. Is that realistic for a lot purchase?
I'd think the pool of buyers will be severely limited by requiring buyer takes all.

[diesel55]

I quess a 3rd party personal check from Bangladesh is out of the question.

[Earl]

Too bad one of the bikes isn't a 1910 belt drive twin.
Harley advertised such a machine in Cycle & Auto Trade Journal.

[sirhrmechanic]

I bought my JD out of that collection. Nice guy. I felt I got a lot more than my money's worth from that particular bike. Surprised he is liquidating. My JD didn't quite fit his earlier collection, but it certainly is a superb machine w. nothing repro on it. The unrestored bikes he had were really, really gems.

I can say w.out a doubt that the seller is for real. His bikes are for real. Not sure if it makes sense to sell (or buy) all at once. And not sure I can say the asking price is realistic. But I would not hesitate to deal with the seller again!

Cheers,

Sirhr

[c.o.]

http://columbus.craigslist.org/mcy/3315412531.html

Hey Cory, ya got any extra cash laying around?

Dick! I guess I'm off to buy a lottery ticket!!! That's a nice batch of bikes!!!

Jason, the pricing is probably realistic given today's ebay and big time auction house results. I think the original paint machines would fetch a little more than the average price though.