1992 Rocky mountain Blizzard Rocky NOS
- Thread starter redlook695
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redlook695
Retro Newbie
Still don't know what I'm going to do. Yes your right berthewelder the cat. pic of that year the bike is black and white. Was this a mid season change in colour? There are 2 other that have that bike in forum, does any know history on that? It would be ashame to brake it up, and its not all about the money I would like it to go to a good home. I also Have a R.M. 1992 experience that I bought new back then and still own/ride today. Well ill think about it over the weekend. No real big rush.
thanks all
thanks all
Coquitlam Geoff
Retro Guru
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if it's a T serial it was mgf g'd at the Toyo factory, most were, the desirable ones are hand made in Richmond but were a special order. Looking at your NOS example, I would value you at 700-900 CDN easily. Keeping it intact is much better than parting it out as the rarity of finding one in the box is amazing
if it's a T serial it was mgf g'd at the Toyo factory, most were, the desirable ones are hand made in Richmond but were a special order. Looking at your NOS example, I would value you at 700-900 CDN easily. Keeping it intact is much better than parting it out as the rarity of finding one in the box is amazing
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Hey - c'mon you guys ... I know y'all want it, but it most certainly should fetch a price that's higher than the original over-the-counter price from back in '92 ... especially considering that the dollar has lost a huge chunk of it's value since then (what - maybe 35%) ... and ... the rarity/condition of the whole package makes it even more valuable yet.
If the original purchase price was $1,800.00 Canadian, then surely some passionate collector somewhere (perhaps Europe) would pay double that in today's dollars, for a perfect/mint/new condition machine... ?
Hey - c'mon you guys ... I know y'all want it, but it most certainly should fetch a price that's higher than the original over-the-counter price from back in '92 ... especially considering that the dollar has lost a huge chunk of it's value since then (what - maybe 35%) ... and ... the rarity/condition of the whole package makes it even more valuable yet.
If the original purchase price was $1,800.00 Canadian, then surely some passionate collector somewhere (perhaps Europe) would pay double that in today's dollars, for a perfect/mint/new condition machine... ?
