hey nutsy there is your nest egg in 20 years if you buy it

 

hey i'm not bagging on ironheads. they are still my favorite bike to buy cheap, fix up and sell. but i also know what these things go for.
it boils down to supply and demand. if there is no demand for a particular bike (rare or not) you will have to lower the price. i'm not saying it's right or wrong. just the way it is.

i sincerely wish you good luck selling it...but don't hold your breath.

 

here is a pic of 80 sporty which i sold in 1993 for 2800 just to give u a clue oh and btw the market was strong

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I know this reply is 7 yrs later. But just to make a point about NADA, those bikes have actually gone DOWN, I have the 82 XLHA version and have been looking for the roadster version, which I have found in mint cond, price is barley over 3K. I know we all think these bikes are worth more, but they actually are not, just my 2 cents, thanks, Larry

 

Larry, I agree. I was wondering if he ever got a buyer & for how much? Sellers always think they've got a collector worth more than they paid & buyers see an old bike that shouldn't go for more than bottom book. He sure talked a lot of smack back then for a $2>3K bike IMHO. At first I thought maybe he revised the thread LOL

 

well i can't blame the guy. i have one (xlsa) and I wouldn't sell it for NADA price. just love it too much.