3 Trek Frames and a Centurion LeMans

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09-17-14, 07:26 AM

big_heineken

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3 Trek Frames and a Centurion LeMans

I'd like to sell these 4 frames, but I don't know how much to ask for them.

The Centurion LeMans has an aluminum fork off of a Trek 1400.

09-17-14, 08:13 AM

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Originally Posted by big_heineken

I'd like to sell these 4 frames, but I don't know how much to ask for them.

The Centurion LeMans has an aluminum fork off of a Trek 1400.

Where is the original fork? That can throw up a red flag if the original was damaged due to a crash. Are you going to sell on CL? In general frames don't get much attention on Craig's unless it's something special at a good price. Buyers want complete bikes to ride. Most people are not like us with a parts bin to pick from.

Vintage steel Treks are desirable but I would not expect any big $$ from the examples you have. I did buy a 1984 Trek 660 in VGC with headset 5 years ago for $100 so considering your location I would adjust down from there. Of course you will need to market them well, with great photos and descriptions.