[bassmasterb65]

this was setting in a guys yard where i picked up same freight today. He said not for sale. Maby i will check back in a year, How much do you all think it is worth ? He said it runs but not good

 

[82gl1100iWingman]

11.30

 

[6adan]

Not a 79. It is a 75 6 or 7. I would not pay more than $600.00 and less the longer it sets.

 

[bassmasterb65]

Not a 79. It is a 75 6 or 7. I would not pay more than $600.00 and less the longer it sets.

thanks for the info:claps:

 

[nobbie]

Not a 79. It is a 75 6 or 7. I would not pay more than $600.00 and less the longer it sets.

Some think that they increase in value with age. That may be the case when properly stored but left on grass, uncovered and with stale gas they drop further unless they find a sucker.

 

[CaptainMidnight85]

...missing the floorboards.
That is no newer than a early model '77.
Late model '77's had chrome upper motor brackets.

 

[tire joe]

He will never sell it, look at the junk in the yard.

 

[exavid]

It's a shame, the bike looks very good now but it won't next year left out like that. In it's current cosmetic shape it would be worth around $1500-1800 in this area assuming it will run at all.

 

[bjatwood]

Not sure how long that bike has been "sitting" guys. The front brake rotor has NO rust on it? How many times do you see that on a bike that isn't rode much?:waving:

 

[UbarW]

looks like the cam belts are in the open. side covers, Also, something funny about the carbs just about the intake runners.

 

[tmdriverwannabe]

with part of timing belt cover gone would make me wonder if there was a poor boy alternator on it at some point and had been removed complicating things, my guess on yr is 75 or 76....i wouldnt go more than 600 and thats if i heard it run at least....

 

[CaptainMidnight85]

I'll guess the usual has happened to it... Some PO had it and took care of it. Something happened (to the PO) and it got parked, then it got sold.

That bike has sat uncovered for a while. The dirt has been washed down from rainwater and settled in the recesses of the radio pod meant for windshield vents and has collected where the shield meets the fairing also. That's a repetitive cycle of rainwater there.

Looks like someone had enough sense to take the belt covers off and at least look before trying to get it going. The left side cover was probably taken off at the same time. It has been covered though. The radio antenna won't get that curve to it unless something is holding in that shape for a extended period, like the remnants of that weathered tarp.

Probably wouldn't take much to get going again.

 

[6adan]

Could that be a single carb setup on it?