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:waving:Welcome and Hello . I can not give you any idea of value for the side car . If you check this thread though you might make a sale to the original poster . :GL1500 Suggestions needed - General Motorcycle Discussion Forum - Forums - Steve Saunders Goldwing Forums
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:waving:Welcome and Hello . I can not give you any idea of value for the side car . If you check this thread though you might make a sale to the original poster . :GL1500 Suggestions needed - General Motorcycle Discussion Forum - Forums - Steve Saunders Goldwing Forums
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It varies around the country, and exactly what model and options it has.
California had two models advertised as 2 passenger, The Friendship 2,
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and the Friendship 3;
The Frienship 3 is the most desireable. If it is in good shape and has the electric lean, convertible top, and disc brake it would bring around $3000 to $4000up here.
A FS 2 will be about $2,000.
If it includes ALL the mounting hardware, including the pieces that are bolted on the bike, you can add about $300-500.
Keep in mind that the California sidecars come with two different frames. A large one for the Goldwing and a small one for everything else. If you buy a Goldwing with a sidecar attached, your prospective buyers will need to either mount to a Wing, or find another frame. The company no longer makes them and has no interest in supporting those of us who own one. I have a Friendship 3. It is the nicest sidecar I've ever owned, (of seven!).
I'd keep it if I were you. :action:
It varies around the country, and exactly what model and options it has.
California had two models advertised as 2 passenger, The Friendship 2,
and the Friendship 3;
The Frienship 3 is the most desireable. If it is in good shape and has the electric lean, convertible top, and disc brake it would bring around $3000 to $4000up here.
A FS 2 will be about $2,000.
If it includes ALL the mounting hardware, including the pieces that are bolted on the bike, you can add about $300-500.
Keep in mind that the California sidecars come with two different frames. A large one for the Goldwing and a small one for everything else. If you buy a Goldwing with a sidecar attached, your prospective buyers will need to either mount to a Wing, or find another frame. The company no longer makes them and has no interest in supporting those of us who own one. I have a Friendship 3. It is the nicest sidecar I've ever owned, (of seven!).
I'd keep it if I were you. :action:
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