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Long story short, I purchased an 86 or 87  ( the last year made) 250sx aTC about 5 years ago.  It was in pretty good original condition.  A friend helped me clean the tank, carb etc and it started right up.  I drove it around a few times and that was about that.  It is located in Northern California at a friend’s place and I reside in southern Ca about 500 miles away. 

I’m debating going up and retrieving it but I kind of have too many projects to really enjoy it.  My rebuild on my 64 Land Rover is gonna tank space and priority.

i was wondering approx value of it as well as if it’s worth transporting down to Southern Ca for a larger market/better price?? If I remember correctly, everything is in pretty good shape, may need new toilets soon. 

thoughts ?  I appreciate the input.

 

  • Ajmboy changed the title to 1986 or 87 Honda 250sx ATC keep or sell
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Honda 3 wheelers are in demand by mostly people that are fans of them. The value depends on the condition really. In good condition you can probably fetch $1500-2000 for it. It's a cool machine to have.

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