Mangusta and Fuji touring III
06-26-13, 07:24 PM
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Mangusta and Fuji touring III
I am curious about these two as to value, my insurance guy is curious too. :~) I realize insurance value is different than commercial value.
The Mangusta is almost museum condition, serviced and ready to ride including new tires. The Fuji is 95% and serviced ready to ride as well. The are both 23in frames with a 32in standover height, both all original.
Thanks, MK
I'm putting links to photobucket albums so you can see all the pics.
Mangusta https://s402.photobucket.com/user/Mbr...tml?sort=2&o=0
Fuji https://s402.photobucket.com/user/Mbr...tml?sort=3&o=0
The Mangusta is almost museum condition, serviced and ready to ride including new tires. The Fuji is 95% and serviced ready to ride as well. The are both 23in frames with a 32in standover height, both all original.
Thanks, MK
I'm putting links to photobucket albums so you can see all the pics.
Mangusta https://s402.photobucket.com/user/Mbr...tml?sort=2&o=0
Fuji https://s402.photobucket.com/user/Mbr...tml?sort=3&o=0
06-26-13, 07:55 PM
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I don't want to give a poor guess of what the Mangusta is worth, it's gorgeous though!
I have the same Fuji Touring III although mine is in really rough shape, I'm almost finished building it into a commuter. Yours could sell for $300, maybe close to $400 in the right market.
I have the same Fuji Touring III although mine is in really rough shape, I'm almost finished building it into a commuter. Yours could sell for $300, maybe close to $400 in the right market.
06-26-13, 07:59 PM
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$400 on the Fuji +/-,
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I agree the Fuji could almost be worth its weight in gold. $400 easy in the right area and maybe more to the right person.
The Mangusta is a tough one. You don't see many around, and they are usually the later '80s one with 105 or 600. I would say it could possibly be worth $500 to the right sort of person.
Is this for a rider (no pun intended) on your homeowners?
The Mangusta is a tough one. You don't see many around, and they are usually the later '80s one with 105 or 600. I would say it could possibly be worth $500 to the right sort of person.
Is this for a rider (no pun intended) on your homeowners?
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06-28-13, 07:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
I agree the Fuji could almost be worth its weight in gold. $400 easy in the right area and maybe more to the right person.
The Mangusta is a tough one. You don't see many around, and they are usually the later '80s one with 105 or 600. I would say it could possibly be worth $500 to the right sort of person.
Is this for a rider (no pun intended) on your homeowners?
The Mangusta is a tough one. You don't see many around, and they are usually the later '80s one with 105 or 600. I would say it could possibly be worth $500 to the right sort of person.
Is this for a rider (no pun intended) on your homeowners?
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