Subject: Re: Loop for sale
Author: Ian Adkins
Date: Jan 14, 2002, 12:32 PM
Post ID: 1709383518
Jay,
Why don't you pull the battery and hang the bike on your wall ? :-)
Sorry to hear you have slated the ol'gilr to go. You can post your bike on
the MGNOC web site and in the MGNOC newsletter (for free if you are a
member).
Good uck with the sale....it is a nice bike.
...Ian
-----Original Message-----
From: Jay Williams <cj7-@hotmail.com>
To: Loopfram-@topica.com <Loopfram-@topica.com>
Date: January 13, 2002 11:01 PM
Subject: Loop for sale
Well guys, I don't want to do it, but I NEED to sell my '71 Ambassador. |
| too much competition for my time, money and garage space right now, and somethings gotta give. Ian talked me out of selling it about a year ago, but frankly I barely rode it enough to keep the battery charged over the last 12 months. She deserves an owner that will use her the way a loopframe is meant to be used. As I said, she's a '71 Ambo, speedo only, big sidecovers, Wixom bags, bar end mirrors, no fairing or windscreen. Nice blue paint, all chrome, including tank side panels is in good shape. Not an immaculate show bike, but a very nice rider. Mechanically stock except for K&N filter in original airbox. Only mechanical problems are that the speedometer reads fast, and the valve guides are getting worn. Not a problem in ordinary use, but if it gets really hot, the oil vapors can cause some pinging. That's it. Otherwise she's absolutely good to go. Asking price is $3500.00, which I think is fair, but I'll entertain offers, especially from anyone on the list, 'cause I know she'll be getting a good home, and that's important. If anyone can suggest sites where I can post some pics and information to help get her sold, I'd appreciate it. Jay Williams |