'40 Knuck on ebay - Will it reach new heights!

[Jdiesel25]

Yes and he posted the reserve of 160k on instagram so anyone could be bidding it up close to the 160k mark and chances are it’ll stay there

[wideglide38]

This type hidden or private bidder history causes me great caution. Appears as if ghost bidders are setting the stage.

[Rubone]

He has spent a huge amount of time and money trying to manipulate the market. Now he is looking for the payback. And pity the poor fools that bought into it.

[wideglide38]

I only trade."

I agree you Harry. I appreciate the scoot; but, I'd have to sell my home to buy something like that. This seller is also selling his entire knuck collection........

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=se_nP0-Ai7w

[pisten-bully]

One thing about being a member of AMCA (in my opinion) is that if you commit to joining AMCA, then it can mean you care about the preservation of vintage motorcycles. When I see something like this Knucklehead for sale on Ebay for huge dollars I immediately think it's not an AMCA member selling it (maybe it's a surviving spouse or relative selling it?). Back in 1970-something when I visited my grandmother's cousin who had an Indian Scout from every year of production, each one he had restored himself, and I asked him what they are worth, he replied "I don't know, I never sell, I only trade."

That kind of spirit is what I think AMCA is about, or I hope it's about. And that Knucklehead on Ebay, with the big price, doesn't fit the motivation I have for owning a vintage motorcycle.

[len dowe]

Prices like this have done a lot more harm than good for this hobby.

And certain people as well.

[exeric]

Certainly not in the working man's price range. Prices like this have done a lot more harm than good for this hobby.

[wideglide38]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1940-Harley...53.m1438.l2649
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search item # 173308231106