Miyata Seven Twelve
02-02-15, 05:17 PM
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Miyata Seven Twelve
What do you guys think about this Miyata, it's my size, needs a total overhaul, what do you think of it's value?
02-02-15, 06:07 PM
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Is that a GAS CAN NEXT TO YOUR FURNACE? I hope not.
As a keeper rider, $150-$200, in NYC. I paid at the low end of this range for the 912 below last fall, overhauled 24 months prior, in VG condition.
As a keeper rider, $150-$200, in NYC. I paid at the low end of this range for the 912 below last fall, overhauled 24 months prior, in VG condition.
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02-02-15, 06:42 PM
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ha ha its just a decoration piece! Is that an XK8 under the cover? Sweet looking 912 by the way! Thanks
02-02-15, 07:27 PM
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Thanks for the compliments on the Miyata. It is in great condition.
You have a great eye for detail. Can't talk about a 912 and not talk about a 911. I had a 911 Cabrio AWD for a very short spell too, but didn't like the paddle shifters. I'm old school!
You have a great eye for detail. Can't talk about a 912 and not talk about a 911. I had a 911 Cabrio AWD for a very short spell too, but didn't like the paddle shifters. I'm old school!
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02-02-15, 07:55 PM
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You have both of my dream cars right there! I hate u! lol jk
Yeah I could tell by the wheel under the cover that it was an XK, I hoping you bought yours pre-owned as the original owners are getting a pounding on value. I am looking to get a 2001-2002 myself as I heard thats the best year. Is yours in the traditional British Racing Green? Such a classy car!
I have always wanted a Porsche, I am not there yet, just turning 33 in a few short months, that is most likely going to be a retirement gift like my Uncle who just picked up a 2002 tt 996 awd, lucky
Thanks for the photos
Yeah I could tell by the wheel under the cover that it was an XK, I hoping you bought yours pre-owned as the original owners are getting a pounding on value. I am looking to get a 2001-2002 myself as I heard thats the best year. Is yours in the traditional British Racing Green? Such a classy car!
I have always wanted a Porsche, I am not there yet, just turning 33 in a few short months, that is most likely going to be a retirement gift like my Uncle who just picked up a 2002 tt 996 awd, lucky
Thanks for the photos
02-03-15, 07:56 AM
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Bikes like that don't turn up very often. It's definitely worth picking up. If it's not all rusty & bent up then seller could ask for $350 with a straight face. But, I would try not to pay more than $200 for it.
02-03-15, 08:40 AM
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Post No 4 appears to indicate that the OP already has it in his stash. Enjoy!
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