value of a liquidator ?

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Mac67

value of a liquidator ?

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hey guys , i picked up a liquidator i found in an old barn tonight , it ran last year just great but while it was sitting in late winter someone stole the fuel tank off of it and ripped the seat off , overall shape is good , it ran but it needs carbs cleaned and typ[ical fule lines and a pump kit , hood has a carack in the front tha was half way repaired once , besides that the only thing i can see missing is the windshield and the scilencer that mounts to the exzpansion chambers , it was ran last year a little bit towards the end of the season but they used a boat tank , tunnel looks good along with track and slides , before i spit out what i gave for it i would like tyo know what it would be worth , i dont want someone to think im an idiot right off the bat ha ha ha
Mac67

value of a liquidator ?

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never mind , check out the classifieds
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value of a liquidator ?

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Mac,

Well, I guess you will get your answer. It's worth the opening bid, but could go much higher. Just depends who is on the other end of the auction.
Sometimes they go for crazy money, and sometimes you can bring home a complete running Dator for cheap.

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Mac67

value of a liquidator ?

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thanks joe ! , i have seriously had guys emailing me with offers non stop , but i usually dont end listings early , ive got alot of people watching it , i think it wont have a problem topping a grand with some of the mails i have been getting
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well i got my answer , at this point in time it was worth $1675.00 to someone , it was bought by a very nice guy , he is going to restore it and put it in a museum
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