http://scoot.net/classifieds/forsale.html?id=26920
i'm wondering what do you think it's worth in this condition?
i have nothing to do with this add but i imagine a spanish tv175 is pretty rare, let alone one in Wyoming.
as you were.
what do suppose this is worth?
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guygrrr
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http://scoot.net/classifieds/forsale.html?id=26920
i'm wondering what do you think it's worth in this condition?
i have nothing to do with this add but i imagine a spanish tv175 is pretty rare, let alone one in Wyoming.
as you were.
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more can do, less doodoo.
more can do, less doodoo.
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Doom Patrol
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That's not Spanish. The Spanish 175's didn't have the side panel badge. In fact they seem to have been standard LI150 panels. That's not a turning mudguard either. It's an Italian one that's dropped, or been removed at some time.
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bristolmod
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$500- bargain! Shame about the shipping costs 
Scootering since 1968.
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CPH Lambretta
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He wants to swap it for guns
Only in America
Only in America
Slow is the new fast!
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sean brady scooters
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i,ve got a .22 webley air pistol going spare ...do you think he may be interested
cash either way .ha ha .
cash either way .ha ha .
Sean Brady Scooters - 01765 690 698
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CPH Lambretta
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He might just go for it :ninja:
Slow is the new fast!
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Doom Patrol
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Trade for banjos more like. Feck that! I wonder how much he would charge for Deliverance...... Sorry, I mean delivery.
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Chris F
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Laugh all you want my English cousins. You know you'd like that scoot and to be able to squeeze off a few bullets now and then.Doom Patrol wrote:Trade for banjos more like. Feck that! I wonder how much he would charge for Deliverance...... Sorry, I mean delivery.
Too bad a few nut jobs have ruined the fun of properly owned / operated firearms for the responsible majority.
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Doom Patrol
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Haven't you got a few you could swap Chris?
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tha83
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The bike went to a great guy and LCUSA member. He's going to put it back on the road and it will be lovely, his build quality is very good. If you lived in Wyoming you could use a gun to put wild game meat on your table. I grew up eating game meat, and with guns. Here in california I have friends that hunt pig, Turkey and deer.