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    Can you send me a photo of the Ransomes, I may be able to find you a buyer if it's close to the right model.

    Im not sure what the model number is but does it have a kickstart and Villiers engine?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mcrover View Post
    Can you send me a photo of the Ransomes, I may be able to find you a buyer if it's close to the right model.

    Im not sure what the model number is but does it have a kickstart and Villiers engine?
    It has a crank handle that is stowed on board, 90cc Villiers engine. I'll take a picture on Sunday.

    Someone within the family has already asked for it though.

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    I'll give you $50 for the rattly old motorbike !
    It's not broken. It's "Carbon Neutral".


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    I am heavily involved in the Historic Motor Cycle hobby. The James is not worth a lot. They are not a sought after bike. None of the little economy commuters are. Curiosities really. No performance to speak of. Unless it is a very tidy complete original that can be got running and rideable easily I would say $1000 absolute tops and that only if you can find a James fancier. If it needs a full restoration then the restoration cost will be far in excess of its value when finished.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian Hjelm View Post
    I am heavily involved in the Historic Motor Cycle hobby. The James is not worth a lot. They are not a sought after bike. None of the little economy commuters are. Curiosities really. No performance to speak of. Unless it is a very tidy complete original that can be got running and rideable easily I would say $1000 absolute tops and that only if you can find a James fancier. If it needs a full restoration then the restoration cost will be far in excess of its value when finished.
    Spoken like a true collector
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