1960 ducati for sale in mass

[DesmoBro]

I hate to sell it but i never ride it and it's never going to do the ton

House needs new windows.....DAMN HOUSE

http://worcester.craigslist.org/mcy/3736126246.html

 

[HelthInsXpert]

That thing is awesome. Does it run?

 

[DesmoBro]

Runs Drives Title in hand

 

[jasetheoh]

still available?
if so, can you send pictures to jasonoh35@gmail.com

 

[DesmoBro]

SOLD

 

[Rich Ard]

congratulations, and I'm sorry.

 

[DesmoBro]

it's ok i kept the good one

 

[jasetheoh]

aw congratulations on the sell,

now sell me that one please.... :'(

 

[DesmoBro]

ok $30,000

 

[DesmoBro]

i did come across this twingle in my travels today ..the guy said he would trade it for my four wheeler

 

[jasetheoh]

wow, that's nice..... drool

trying to get my hands on some history, but this "finding the gem" process is much harder than I imagined.... i guess that kind of explains itself haha

 

[DesmoBro]

Well how much are you trying to spend? This 1966 Sears Puch is probably a bit less than the Ducati I sold,,, but is way faster and more original ...a better bike in my opinion

 

[jasetheoh]

It really depends on the bike. I just sold one of my cars for around 15k, so I have wiggle room, but I also kind of wanted to get a "good deal" bike and go through the mirthful frustrations of restoring a bike.
I've been looking at some meridian bonnevilles, any recommendations? can you point me in the right direction?

 

[DesmoBro]

well for $5,000 you could get a fleet of 80's bikes.....Or you could get something in good running shape with a title from the 60's for $2-$5 depending on what you get but do research don't buy an old Ducati and hope it will perform or handle or keep up with a newer bike because it won't , a bevel drive may keep a smile on your face tho....I don't know much about triumphs but i'd get one if the price was right

 

[jasetheoh]

thanks for the pointers!