What would be a reasonable asking price

thunder

thunder

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I bought a 1978 enticer 250 for my son and I wont be able to ride near as much anymore so he said to sell it.Him and his brother also have a polaris 120. About the sled, I bought it from the orig. owner and has all the paperwork from 78, the factory cover snd the sled is very clean. See if I can post some pics. Thanks for any input.
 

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I am not trying to sell this right now. I was just curious about the price.
 
Thunder - even n your part of the world you should be able to get $1000 for it - any less you should keep it. They are hard to find that nice.
 
Thanks for the replies. That is one reason I hate to let it get tore up and let the kids ride it. The guy I bought it from also had a 78 300 enticer that looked mint. I know its not a rare sled but I thought about just putting it up and store it out of the way for awhile. I know when I was 16 I bought a 78 exciter that still had the nubs on the track with like 100 miles on it and I completely trashed it within about a month and it still makes me mad 15 years later that I was that dumb. Live and learn I guess.
I changed jobs and it looks like I will be on second shift for the next several years so taking the kids riding in the evening (when we actually get snow) doesnt look real promising. Thanks again.
 
Sports take up 1/2 the weekends through the winter. I tried to explain that to my boy and his mom said I was trying to talk him out of playing. I wasnt but I figured I should try to explain it to him.
 
I wold say $600-1000 on the high end. They are right 250ET are a sought after sled. It is getting worth more everyday.
 
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