Wheels Thru Time Museum 2020 Raffle bike up for sale !

[fxcw64]

Guess this is a good way to know your are buying a goodun .................https://www.ebay.com/itm/27723439127...4AAOSwbJ5oXKU6

[fxcw64]

Hard to use this as a market indicator - I would say it is an outler based on the build quality and parts used matching belly numbers and such-and you have to figure in the noteriety of the builder ! Also the year being one of the tougher to come by JMO

[DEEBS47Chief1991]

Yes, that is quite a price tag. I remember seeing an original patina Knuck at a Portland Connecticut swap meet in the 90's for $3,500.00. My how times have changed.


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[JoJo357]

''Those were the 'Daze'my friend, we thought they'd never end''...BUT THEY DID! ~ haha.
Here's a few Buzz ads to ponder over. My 1946... many m()()ns ago. I believe i payed $2100 back in the late 1970's.


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[DEEBS47Chief1991]

I like when they were just old bikes because in reality, that is just what they are. Transportation. Not an investment property for Credit Card Bikers. You think that 80 thousand dollar bike will be driven every day through the woods and the snow like it was designed to do? It's not a bike anymore. It's a coffee table.

[FNG1]

Was out riding my pile-o-parts 41FL rider yesterday. Stop to get gas. Fella asks me, in a not so nice way, what are you doing riding that? I'm having fun. He says where'd ya get it?? I decide not to tell him the long story and say, Indiana. Then he says, what did you pay for it??? All I could say was, ...enough.... Most people just ask what year and say cool bike, or start a friendly conversation and I tell them about its life as a chopper and buying it in boxes. Not this one, maybe he thought it was not supposed to be ridden. Ya never know.

[KNUCK]

I sort of thought those museum raffle bikes were loaded with Taiwan Ted parts. ?