Posted by Banditfarmer on March 15, 2011 at 18:27:36 from (174.103.143.84):
In Reply to: 1568 value posted by glen in owosso on March 15, 2011 at 05:50:53:
For a collector or someone who just wants one they want to see it in her working cloths. Unless you are willing to spend big money on it and make it better than new, Just clean her up alittle. Dont go crazy. If you have taken care of her it will show and who ever is looking at it will know how you took care of it. My dad had a 1568 that he sold that I am trying to get back. I dont know why. If the sheet metal is good and paint is good and good tires I would say as it sits $10 to $18000 if its good. You have to remember there were only 862 built and maybe 1/2 are still running. Bandit
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