Motorcycle Auction Las Vegas
Anylne Rving up to Las Vegas for the Auction later this week.
Two auctions, should be close to one thousand cycles.
Two auctions, should be close to one thousand cycles.
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- Just looked through the catalog. I've owned several of those bikes in the past. The Kawasaki 750 H2 I had in 1977. The Husqvarna 1975 WR400. The Elsinore 250, the Honda CT90 and the S90. (I still have 4 Honda CT90's; one is museum quality) the Yamaha RD350, the Kawasaki 120 in red, The Honda 300 scrambler, the Honda CL125, the Yamaha DT1,... Wow that brings back a lot of memories!!
I wonder what they went for? Is there a way to find out what they auctioned for? Supercharged wrote:
I dunno' about the poorly built part, I had a '47 and it was fairly stout. Mine had the pedal clutch and the tank-side shifter. It rode pretty good, about the only thing I didn't like was the adjustable timing. Forget to set that right, kick it, and you could have yourself up in the air. At $150K, I guess I wish it was still around.
Great auction, My father bought a 1936 Harley knucklehead new for $360, this week two of them sold for $150,00 and $160,000. The bike was a one year run, and and was a poorly build cycle at the time. Pays to be wrong.Supercharged wrote:
Nah, not wrong. Even Edsels sell to collectors now. :) Doesn't matter if it was any good, just that it's now "collectable".
Great auction, My father bought a 1936 Harley knucklehead new for $360, this week two of them sold for $150,00 and $160,000. The bike was a one year run, and and was a poorly build cycle at the time. Pays to be wrong.- I'll take the Ducati 851 and the Harley VR1000.
- Great auction, My father bought a 1936 Harley knucklehead new for $360, this week two of them sold for $150,00 and $160,000. The bike was a one year run, and and was a poorly build cycle at the time. Pays to be wrong.
- Catalog Clicky
- You've got a triple ???? Just shoot me now.
- Just be in front of my house a 11 AM in the morning for a free ride.
- Just looked thru the catalog. Man Oh Man.
I'll take that 1969 CB-750 please. And the 1969 Kawasaki 500.
I bought a new 1971 H-1 back then. $1070 + tax as I remember, for the quickest production bike on the planet. Fun times.
Tim - http://www.midamericaauctions.com/auctions/antique-motorcycles/2014-las-vegas-antique-motorcycle-auction/
