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zombie
and you looked pretty buffed by the end of the day from wheeling Jerry around:mrgreen::mrgreen:
nice to see ya again
wheeling jerry around? jerry wood? didnt know he was out of commission, that sucks.
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BMFR6
wheeling jerry around? jerry wood? didnt know he was out of commission, that sucks.
Hahaha! He's not out of commission...
He conducts the auctions from a raised, wheeled podium.
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anyone remember what the 87cr250 and 500 went for?
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zombie
prices were pretty high 7800 for that guzzi was pretty wild money mad money for most of the stuff
the older limey stuff got good prices
but I stuck around till the end and scored the 78 suzuki gs 1000 for 300 bucks
and got home chucked some gas down the carbs and the fucker runs
woo-hooo......
That was you . One hell of a Deal. I was sporting my NESR hat....
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zombie
The Suzuki RE5 went for 4800
and the hercules wankel went for 2100
about what their worth but I thought the suzi may have reached 6 grand as it was very clean.
The surprise for me was the 1968 tiger 650 that fetched 4800 as the thing was a pretty worn out bike with wrong tank and no compression I figured 3 grand tops but two guys were after it and thats all it takes
The big bargains of the day were the 3 forklifts which went for 2200 , 1300 and 300 bux really cheap, and the very last item to be auctioned off was the 63 ford thunderbird convertible which fetched 13500 and in a good economy was worth 30grand and I believe it's heading to Aussie land as the lad who bought it had loads of room in his container as he only bought 5 bikes..
A great day out and beats raking leaves but no real deals to be had but it 's all for a good cause all around as Dick Bettencourt is a good man facing some real hardship.
Funny thing as We were loading the GS suzuki we bought I almost sold it for 400 bux but the guy who wanted it had his missus screaming at him about all the bikes in bits in the house and no more bikes or he could walk home, pretty funny
Out of all the bikes there the RE5 had me most intreigued.:scratchhead:
As well as the VF1000R. If I did not have 6 bikes already I would have owned that one. Went for $4800. What a steal.
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seth399
anyone remember what the 87cr250 and 500 went for?
I think they were in the 4500-5000 Range. Mint condition.
Bob Stone stole a CHERRY GL Goldwing for with 7100 miles for $3200. I helped him being it home.
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nt650hawk
I think they were in the 4500-5000 Range. Mint condition.
Bob Stone stole a CHERRY GL Goldwing for with 7100 miles for $3200. I helped him being it home.
nice!
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GixerJockey
Hahaha! He's not out of commission...
He conducts the auctions from a raised, wheeled podium.
ah, that makes sense.
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I have no Idea how Jerry does it. Nonstop from 11-5 or so auctioning off everything w/out a brake. I don’t think I could even do it for 10 min.
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Yeah, I agree with NT650 - he went through the whole thing non stop. What a day...
Did anyone pay attention to the RD prices, he had 2 or 3 rd200's and I missed what they went for. I know the rd400 went for 1600.
I wish there was an NESR corner there or something - seems there were a lot of us there but I don't know what anyone looks like!!
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One RD 350 went for $300 and it was in GOOD condition. Broken brake lever and that was all this I saw.
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J.Wood and Company always posts the prices on the website jwoodandcompany.com - Most Auction Companies will not do this, but Jerry does and his Auctions have set the national and international pricing for many classic motorcycles based on these public postings.
So yea. Keep your eyes peeled to jwoodandcompany.com and you should see all the pricing up there at some point.
I got a 1962 Schwinn American King Size for $50. w00t.
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This is the one I got:
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http://i305.photobucket.com/albums/n..._7728sized.jpg
Got a little antsy towards the end, didn't realize it had the performance ventilated pistons. At least I have an excuse to go up a few sizes. Forgot how easy 2 strokes are to work on.
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seth399
anyone remember what the 87cr250 and 500 went for?
Owner of Planet Fitness got both of them as I recall along with the Doug Henry 2006 Southwick bike and a old CZ. I thought the CR's went for more like high 2's low 3's but after two Auctions within 4 days and over 1000 lots between the two I have so many #'s in my head it's all confusing...:doh:
Great scores VTRumble and zombie!
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VTRumble
Sweet Ride !
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Rambunctous
Anybody see the Laverda?
Brand new
never sold
200 miles
Sold for $12,500
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