Draterhuman
CB750 Member
Hello,
I'm the Widow of Draterhuman and am seeking some input anywhere I can to help me sell the motorcycle my late husband purchased. He rebuilt the engine 5 times, repainted it and did some different creative things to it. He was a painter and it is also my job to bring his work out into the world. His work is quite iconic and will be big without a shadow of a doubt. His motorcycle at this point is an artifact, but I am not in a position to be able to keep it myself and need to sell it to support myself a little longer while I get some other things sorted in the aftermath of his death. He wanted me to sell it for $4,500, but in examining what I've seen just at a glance, that does not seem very feasible. Especially considering it needs new tires, and cannot seem able to start after sitting for a while. I'm no mechanic, and he wanted me to get the most out of this investment to support me, so any tips would be tremendously helpful. The bike is presently being held on the property of someone who failed to follow through on a sale agreement, and I'm feeling the need to sell it sooner rather than later. It will need to be picked up by whoever purchases it. The bike is located in Taos, New Mexico.
Thanks so much, lovely souls!
I'm the Widow of Draterhuman and am seeking some input anywhere I can to help me sell the motorcycle my late husband purchased. He rebuilt the engine 5 times, repainted it and did some different creative things to it. He was a painter and it is also my job to bring his work out into the world. His work is quite iconic and will be big without a shadow of a doubt. His motorcycle at this point is an artifact, but I am not in a position to be able to keep it myself and need to sell it to support myself a little longer while I get some other things sorted in the aftermath of his death. He wanted me to sell it for $4,500, but in examining what I've seen just at a glance, that does not seem very feasible. Especially considering it needs new tires, and cannot seem able to start after sitting for a while. I'm no mechanic, and he wanted me to get the most out of this investment to support me, so any tips would be tremendously helpful. The bike is presently being held on the property of someone who failed to follow through on a sale agreement, and I'm feeling the need to sell it sooner rather than later. It will need to be picked up by whoever purchases it. The bike is located in Taos, New Mexico.
Thanks so much, lovely souls!