1973 3C eBay USA, Guess The Price, Win A Prize!!! ONE FINAL RULE!!!

maurice turner said:
That demonstrates to me that the market is soft, 12 months ago you would not have bought such a rare Laverda such as this bike at that price!
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True, for not much more you you'd have only have picked up a prototype rather than the real thing...
 
More and more people are going to have very down to earth preoccupations, like eating, a roof, living in peace, very far from old metal.

Paul
 
Congrats Richard. You get a limited edition old school NALOC logo polo. Well done. It will ship this week.

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lavrestor said:
Congrats Richard,
I was very lucky on bidding on the early 3C.
Will be riding it in a couple of weeks.
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you definitely lucked out on the 3C, well bought for what could be the first or second 3C in the US ,I would not part with my early 3C #1598 with less than 4k miles for anything less than $16k which means at this time it looks like I'll own it for a long time which is fine by me ,definitely love this bike
 
Thanks Mike. My friend Brett in the land down under laments not bidding. I just got my 3C some months back. Was built not long after yours. Hope you will share with us whatever you find with your bike. Interested to see if ignition is original. Mine was toast. Had a multitude of things to address despite being sold with "no issues". I came running on 2 cylinders, very rusty tank. Leaking 'refinished' calipers etc. For thousands more.
 
 
lavrestor said:
Congrats Richard,
I was very lucky on bidding on the early 3C.
Will be riding it in a couple of weeks.
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Congrats on the purchase! I noticed your impressive stable of Laverdas including a 1984 SFC 500. Wow. Only one in the country? Consider posting a pic when/if able-we love pics!
 
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