686's have held their value well and there is a small but avid group of people that are looking for them. The value for each is going to depend on who you are bargaining with. Some dealers want to make good money on both ends of the deal. I would say the final numbers if the deal was made where I live would be you will receive 2500 dollars for yours and you might get him down to 8250 to 8500 dollars on his. A person that would be keeping the 300 to use might be more willing to go 3000 to 3200 since he is not looking to turn it into a quick buck. The bad tire might be a sticking point as he most likely is not going to want to swallow the better part of 1000 dollars to replace it. If your lucky maybe you can get him to put a good used tire on for the money we talked if you don't care about the treads matching.
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