Ball park prices

[vmaxdad8657]

I've seen some prices on vintage sleds that really suprises me.

For example, a Yamaha SSR in the $20,000 price range.
Of course, they look totally restored, so I guess the price is fair.

I've seen 1976 to 1977 Yamaha SRX-440's in the $5,500 price range.
Again, they look like they've been totally restored.

I've been looking for a 1971-1972 SR-433
I figured that if they're restored they're in the $3500 price range.
What would you expect to pay for one that's been raced, original,
missing parts, and needs to be restored?
I was figuring in the $1800 to $2400 price range.

Any opinions?

 

[montynormand]

SSR's typically I see them in the $13000-$17000 range depending on level a restoration or survivor condition
'76-77 non race history SRX's are in the $5000 range

My '73 race SR292 that I race will be for sale end of '2010 season and I will be looking for the $8000 mark as a turn key race machine

 

[yamaha one]

2 years ago I sold 2 non restored original 77 srx out of my collection, the perfect one brought $11,700 sold to private collector. The second one I put on ebay it brought $7100. condition of sleds and what the buyers want and will pay has greatest affect on price.

 

[montynormand]

Justin.... I must be looking at some pretty worn out Junk then! LOL

Monty

 

[YamahaRacer]

Justin.... I must be looking at some pretty worn out Junk then! LOL

Monty

Yep, your 292 is junk. Bring it to my house.

 

[montynormand]

Yep, your 292 is junk. Bring it to my house.

LOL.....

I'll bring it up to your house if you have a check waiting!

 

[yamaha one]

Justin.... I must be looking at some pretty worn out Junk then! LOL

Monty

It is all in the small details, the sharp buyers know what they want. That was a couple of years ago too when I sold them. I tried to buy the high dollar one back last week for $10000, the owner said no way. but he has more money than I do. The other is for sale now @ $7500 firm

 

[vmaxdad8657]

It all boils down to what the buyer thinks it's worth, and what the seller thinks it's worth. If they can be close, they can usually reach a deal.

 

[dynofun]

It is all in the small details, the sharp buyers know what they want. That was a couple of years ago too when I sold them. I tried to buy the high dollar one back last week for $10000, the owner said no way. but he has more money than I do. The other is for sale now @ $7500 firm

I have a 1977 SRX 440 A that would have to bring 3 times that amount to have a new owner.

 

[yamaha one]

Im saving my pennies!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[vmaxdad8657]

I'd like to find a very nice SR 433, ( mostly restored / totally restored )
for about $3500.
If it needs a lot of work, I think they're only worth about $1800 -$2400
But like everyone said, what its worth to the seller and what its worth to the buyer.

 

[montynormand]

You'll be looking for along time at that price range

 

[vmaxdad8657]

For $5000 to $6000, I'd be looking at SRX's from 76-77

 

[upland]

vintage

I have a very nice 76 SRX 440 for sale. The price is $5,000.00 (Canadian version SRX)
Upland

 

[JYRT17]

I'd like to find a very nice SR 433, ( mostly restored / totally restored )
for about $3500.
If it needs a lot of work, I think they're only worth about $1800 -$2400
But like everyone said, what its worth to the seller and what its worth to the buyer.

For are 1972 SR433B we have all restored we have been offered $15,000 and did not take it. So Good luck trying to find one for 1,800-2,400 here is a picture of my 72
http://i1118.photobucket.com/albums/k603/JYRT17/DSC00165.jpg?t=1302825625

 

[yamaton]

For are 1972 SR433B we have all restored we have been offered $15,000 and did not take it. So Good luck trying to find one for 1,800-2,400 here is a picture of my 72
http://i1118.photobucket.com/albums/k603/JYRT17/DSC00165.jpg?t=1302825625

Sweet! Got any more pictures?