And you thought you had an addiction issue?

[Z50nut]

Check this out......
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1969-Honda-...fd5c6986:g:vGgAAOSwLEtYjgqd&item=292013500806

 

[b52bombardier1]

That price for the lot is a little too high, IMHO. I think he'd do better doing them in groups.

Rick

 

[Ponytail]

Woah!!!:43:

 

[lukelaw1]

Looks like a lot of work for someone. I only see a few with some potential.

 

[mikejana]

I don't see an addiction problem.

 

[Smitty Blackstone]

Hell. If he is selling, he ain't an addict.

He's a quitter.

 

[Coastal Redneck]

Damn, Smitty, that's funneh... better add ya to the prospective visitors list here at the ol' hacienda, LOL.

 

[Z50nut]

He's not out, just selling off some incomplete bikes. I recognized these bikes immediately from some pictures I was sent this past summer. Allenp42 came across a huge lot of bikes, 50s,70s,90s, and beyond. He sent me some photos as I was looking for parts at the time. I guess this guy has a stash of parts bikes and many others that are running and complete as well. From what I recall, he had dozens of each type. See below, the green h and mighty green bike were among the parts bikes.

 

[hrc200x]

Same bikes also on craigslist? http://raleigh.craigslist.org/mcy/5923756398.html Prices don't seem bad in the craigslist ad, $350 for a 4 speed and $250 for a 3 speed.

 

[Mike_]

If I had the room, I too would have a garage that looks like this!! DOH!!!:35:

 

[Z50nut]

That's not bad at all for a starting point on a build. I'm wondering if these were already sold off from this past summer to a bike shop.

 

[lukelaw1]

Same bikes also on craigslist? http://raleigh.craigslist.org/mcy/5923756398.html Prices don't seem bad in the craigslist ad, $350 for a 4 speed and $250 for a 3 speed.

Hmmm.... ad states rebuilds/restore starting at $1800 wonder how good??