For Sale - 1973 TX 650

[terry b]

I am looking to sell my TX650. 11260.5 miles. No rust to speak of. The fenders have been cut down(before me). But i have both stock fenders to go with it. This is a nice bike. Looks runs rides nice. I have had it about ten years. I am the third owner.$1,500.00 cash . Thank's Terry.

 

[terry b]

I am looking to sell my TX650. 11260.5 miles. No rust to speak of. The fenders have been cut down(before me). But i have both stock fenders to go with it. This is a nice bike. Looks runs rides nice. I have had it about ten years. I am the third owner. $1,500.00 Thank's Terry.

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[terry b]

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[terry b]

One more time.

 

[jamesgs4]

that's a great deal, I wish I were closer.

 

[terry b]

Yea i think i am going to send the tins out to be painted a dark brandy wine. Give it a good detail job and list it on ebay next spring for $2500.00. I bought the TS400 this weekend and am going to restore it this winter.

 

[MrYeats]

yu should get more than 1500

 

[richardthemotorcycle1]

Nice bike man, you could get more these bikes are getting harder find

 

[wesleyonoel]

A couple thoughts...........First: tough time of year to sell a motorcycle - could be the reason for difficulty marketing your scooter? It looks to be a great value at $1500. Second: since you have original fenders and are planning to repaint sheet metal, might want to consider metalflake blue that was original to the '73 TX. It's a beautiful color!There are only a couple other things missing from an otherwise much sought after "mostly original" early model example. Like jamesgs4 says - "I wish I were closer"..........Wesley

 

[jamesgs4]

+1 for an original paint scheme

 

[terry b]

You may be right about the paint color. The blue is not my thing but i want to sell it anyway. Does anybody know what the paint code would be for that blue? My best friend own's a body shop and will mix and spray them. Any help on this would be great. Thank's Terry.

 

[wesleyonoel]

Terry
Might want to peruse the site to see what others have to offer about paint. Appears there is no paint code available but rather a multiple step process to achieve the blue metalflake finish of the '73 TX. Ideas vary about base color - white or silver? Might want to consult with your body shop friend as some of those guys are very creative. Sorry to not have a better answer....................Wesley