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psc
Hi someone wants to sell me his 1976 red webco bike that his had as a kid...all orig. Whats the going
price for a bike like that? I offered 500.00 but he wants 600.00. Is that still a good deal?

Thanks
charlie5
QUOTE (psc @ Feb 6 2010, 06:37 PM) *
Hi someone wants to sell me his 1976 red webco bike that his had as a kid...all orig. Whats the going
price for a bike like that? I offered 500.00 but he wants 600.00. Is that still a good deal?

Thanks
It all depends how bad you want it.I have alot of 70s bikes.Thats my thing.What parts are on the bike,what condition is the bike?If you really want it than say 550.00.If you can get a picture than post it for better info.I have bought many bikes whereI questioned the price.Also remember this bike may not be around anymore if you give up.Bottom line is that if this is a bike you have your heart set on and you have a few bucks to spare than own a killer 1976 Webco.
DAN
I would say $600 on the high side but it really depends on the parts and condition. Post a picture.
Kurt.
All depends on condition and components.

You would find if you tried to build up a period correct well equipped '76 Webco from parts, you'd never do it for that sort of money.

Very easy to sink a grand or two into any vintage build really.
Jason F.
QUOTE (Kurt. @ Feb 6 2010, 09:49 PM) *
All depends on condition and components.

You would find if you tried to build up a period correct well equipped '76 Webco from parts, you'd never do it for that sort of money.

Very easy to sink a grand or two into any vintage build really.

This.
psc
QUOTE (psc @ Feb 6 2010, 01:37 PM) *
Hi someone wants to sell me his 1976 red webco bike that his had as a kid...all orig. Whats the going
price for a bike like that? I offered 500.00 but he wants 600.00. Is that still a good deal?

Thanks

Thanks for your help.....the bike in good condition...for its age....all the paint and parts on the bike are original parts that came with the bike and the seat ....ashinbula forks and goose neck...Ill try to put some picture's up.

Thanks again
Randy
wow, all the bastards have the weekend off?
JoeLamarsh
QUOTE (Randy @ Feb 6 2010, 10:37 PM) *
wow, all the bastards have the weekend off?


LOL!...Was thinking the same thing!
Paolo
LOL x2
Mr. Smith
QUOTE (Kurt. @ Feb 7 2010, 02:49 AM) *
All depends on condition and components.

You would find if you tried to build up a period correct well equipped '76 Webco from parts, you'd never do it for that sort of money.

Very easy to sink a grand or two into any vintage build really.


^^ Absolutely correct ^^

If you want it and have the loot pay it.

Really what do you get for $500 / $600 these days.
I used to get good running cars for that.
Not any more !
cheez
QUOTE (Randy @ Feb 6 2010, 10:37 PM) *
wow, all the bastards have the weekend off?



?
Lonewolf
Who wants some old BMX bike?
RCain
Bro', don't you watch Pawn Stars?

Counter with $550 and take that sucker home.
If it has Webco mags/forks, you stole it.

oldschoolrider88
one MILLION dollars!!
pquinnbmx
the problem is- he says it's 1976 but it actually turns out to be 1979- upon further review. not saying this will for sure happen this time- I have just seen it happen all too often in the past. You need to ID it.
Mark 'Gonzo' Summers
$600 is a great deal. Buy it, and then sell it to me for $700 and make a quick $100 profit!
GeorgeT
As a 12 year old kid I wanted a 24" DG. No way I could afford it. Im now 42 and just found my dream bike. I paid $3000.00 and it was beat! Pay the $600.00 I guarantee you will regret it if you dont. GT.
psc
QUOTE (GeorgeT @ Feb 8 2010, 10:56 PM) *
As a 12 year old kid I wanted a 24" DG. No way I could afford it. Im now 42 and just found my dream bike. I paid $3000.00 and it was beat! Pay the $600.00 I guarantee you will regret it if you dont. GT.
Hey george good advice.....i going to buy the bike..ill post pic when i get it.
Elvis
"What's my bike worth?" rule

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