[citation-83]

how much do you think my dad could get for his 1997 500 Indy Classic Touring. Its in great shape, no scratches, nothin. it has 5000 miles.

anyone have a good price range he could sell it for??

 

[Dave600]

I would say somewhere around 2300-2500. Depends on your market, and time of year you are selling it. Best way to determine it would be to look through your classifieds and find something similar and go from there.

 

[63November]

It'll be worth a lot more when the snow begins to fly again! This is bargain season on snowmachines.

 

[CORY9]

Does it have electric start and reverse?

 

[citation-83]

ya has electric start, reverse, handwarmers backrest handwarmers for passanger.

 

[xcsp1]

This is what Kelly Blue Book says:
http://www.kbb.com/kbb/OtherVehicles/Prici...amp;YearId=1997

All depends on condition of the unit and demand-to sell now will not bring top dollar.

 

[Dave600]

This is what Kelly Blue Book says:
http://www.kbb.com/kbb/OtherVehicles/Prici...amp;YearId=1997

All depends on condition of the unit and demand-to sell now will not bring top dollar.[/b]

Thats American, different prices in Canada.

 

[citation-83]

my dad really would like to get at least 2200-2500. getting his money for his rev

 

[Dave600]

my dad really would like to get at least 2200-2500. getting his money for his rev [/b]

If you are really looking to get some good money out of it, then you are better off waiting for the snow next year and then selling it.

 

[citation-83]

ya thats what he is going to do, hes still gotta put some new sliders on and some bearings and is going clean the carbs

 

[FreezerBurnt]

my dad really would like to get at least 2200-2500. getting his money for his rev [/b]

Right on the money IMO for the Classic touring

Nice sled

Purple right?

 

[citation-83]

ya its the purple one.

 

[billww]

I think all the Classics had the electric start and rev . I was looking at one with 3500 milies in wis they wanted 2.000