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How much $$$ - 102 Jr.

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DCM

10-09-2005 09:12:58




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Have a solid lead on a decent 102 Jr in nice running condition,cutoffs on front,decent rubber all around, won"t even need paint for a few years. The fellow won"t say what he wants for it but he"s a fair gent and I want to be fair with him.Any thoughts out there as to a ballpark offering price? All opinions welcomed.Thanks, Dan in AB




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Alberta Mike

10-09-2005 19:42:11




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 Re: How much $$$ - 102 Jr. in reply to DCM, 10-09-2005 09:12:58  
Hello Dan, I just paid $1000 (Cdn of course) for a MH 20, decent rubber, didn't run but I got it started and running before I bought it, good compression but blows a little oil I think, front grille was bent, radiator leaks and has a homemade rad frame (didn't realize that) and needs some bodywork but nothing to fret about. I think I paid too much, $800 should have been my limit but it's too late now. Will be out of it for less than $1500 total though when I'm finished, not really too much to spend on it, just a lot of time and elbow grease. Does yours have both front and back panels there and are they in decent shape? That tin was pretty flimsy. I'd say $800 - $1100 might be a fair price if the rubber is good or OK.

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DCM

10-09-2005 21:25:25




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 Re: How much $$$ - 102 Jr. in reply to Alberta Mike, 10-09-2005 19:42:11  
Howdy Mike, this 102 is complete, I"m getting the feeling the it should wash out in the low teens to possibly 1500, I think thats not too bad. Oct 1st estate sale seen a nice 44, new dead batt,key left on,didn"t start,topped out at 600, sale was NW of Athabasca. As one of the posters on TT said, the junk pulls down the prices on the good stuff and I would say that is so. Going to put a metal roof on the car/tractor building tomorrow,Monday.Weather is holding.Have a good Thanksgiving,Dan-LLB,AB

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