1973 Yamaha 433
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1973 Yamaha 433
On April 8th I lost my Uncle Kenny to a logging accident (my dad's brother). This evening my cousin Mark called and asked me if Uncle Kenny's 73 Yamaha 433 should be let go as scrap or if I thought I could get $100 for it or something as parts. They had it running two years ago but the track is shot. I'm not a Yamaha guy but I think I'll give Aunt Bonnie $100 for it and restore it someday to remember Uncle Kenny. If I remember right it has two speeds and a wide track. Think that is a good idea?
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84-Sprintfire
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96-XCR 440 Special
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Re: 1973 Yamaha 433
I second that. Early Yamaha's are very collectable.
Any of the oddball models, two speeds, wide tracks, direct drives, fuild drives, ect are very rare.
Any of the oddball models, two speeds, wide tracks, direct drives, fuild drives, ect are very rare.
Todd Schrupp
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