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Re: hows the 706 hunt?
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Posted by bryan ross on December 14, 2001 at 10:12:08 from (24.230.30.230):
In Reply to: hows the 706 hunt? posted by Dann on December 14, 2001 at 02:18:52:
I bougt that 706 for $1800 even though i will have to put a new TA in it ($550 for a rebuilt HD TA and $50 for gaskets and new shaft at clutch plus my labor). When it is all done I will probally have another $1000 into it. Not bad for a 706. The tin is the original and with out any dents or missing pieces. I traded my clam shell shaped fender for the flat top style with working lights and payed an extra $100. It pays to shop and ask questions. Thanks for all the help from everyone.
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