Posted by I don't have a name on November 10, 2007 at 09:04:56 from (4.154.205.132):
In Reply to: Lanse! Lanse! Wake up! posted by hillbillyOH on November 10, 2007 at 04:33:11:
Hopefully all it needs for engine work is a carb rebuild or something very simple, that would be pretty sweet, but if it needs more than that he can factor in about $500 for pistons, rings and sleeves, gaskets, then its additional money for bearings and a head rebuild if it needs it. That fellow has got $600 in the rear tires, not $1,200 unless the rims are brand new too. So it is a bargain if you consider what you are getting, but also be prepaired to throw a bunch more money at it before its all fixed up.
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