FREE (almost) to a good home

nhgunnut · 10-11-2009, 01:57 PM

Ok I have sitting on my Trailer what appears to be an 84 GS 750 showing 3300 mile on the clock. A kid at work gave it to me. Someone (the kids "I can fix almost anything" a has taken the the head and Jugs off the engine. (all boxed up with the bike) Cosmetically the bike is Very Very Clean. The tires look good even the seat looks new I would love to see it go to someone that will use it to either rebuild or to Finnish their build. I figure I have a total of $50 in gas and buying breakfast for the guy who helped me load it. So if anyone here wants it for $50 worth of usable busa parts or cash come and get it. If I push it into the garage I guess I will try to bust it down and ebay the parts over the winter. (title will be here this week)
The pictures are with dust still in place Btw the tank is not dented just bad Photography
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10-11-2009, 01:57 PM	#1
nhgunnut gun totin redneck Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: South West New Hampshire Moto: turbo busa 999 Duc Goldwing & Victory Posts: 1,130	FREE (almost) to a good home Ok I have sitting on my Trailer what appears to be an 84 GS 750 showing 3300 mile on the clock. A kid at work gave it to me. Someone (the kids "I can fix almost anything" a has taken the the head and Jugs off the engine. (all boxed up with the bike) Cosmetically the bike is Very Very Clean. The tires look good even the seat looks new I would love to see it go to someone that will use it to either rebuild or to Finnish their build. I figure I have a total of $50 in gas and buying breakfast for the guy who helped me load it. So if anyone here wants it for $50 worth of usable busa parts or cash come and get it. If I push it into the garage I guess I will try to bust it down and ebay the parts over the winter. (title will be here this week) The pictures are with dust still in place Btw the tank is not dented just bad Photography _______________________ __________________ Evolution requires a body count, Count or be Counted!

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