F/S 1999 Suzuki SV-650S $1999

[marko138]

The "make me and offer" might throw people off too. Personally, I'd probably pass on an ad like that. Too many variables if there's no price listed. Just my opinion.

[ShanMan14]

Originally Posted by marko138

The "make me and offer" might throw people off too. Personally, I'd probably pass on an ad like that. Too many variables if there's no price listed. Just my opinion.

Well chyt, I've done it both ways. I listed it for $3K expecting maybe $2500 based on input here, so that's not working. Now what? $2K, $1K?

[marko138]

Originally Posted by ShanMan14

Well chyt, I've done it both ways. I listed it for $3K expecting maybe $2500 based on input here, so that's not working. Now what? $2K, $1K?

I hear ya. How is other stuff selling locally?

[Rider]

If you need a tax write off, donate the bike and take the full retail value as a tax deduction.

[shmike]

Originally Posted by Rider

If you need a tax write off, donate the bike and take the full retail value as a tax deduction.

I know you mean well but stop with the tax advice.

You are way, WAY off.

[Rider]

Originally Posted by shmike

I know you mean well but stop with the tax advice.

You are way, WAY off.

Think again. As long as he isn't claiming more than "fair market value", the motorcycle isn't in need of any repairs and, the charitable amount does not exceed 50% of his adjusted income, then he can deduct the motorcycle value from his taxes. Sounds like you may need a new tax accountant, because you are being fed wrong information.

http://www.goodwillwm.org/donate/vehicledonations.html
http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-tege/pub4303.pdf

[ShanMan14]

Dropping the price to $1999

Please change the thread title!