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Value of my 11/70 CB750 K1 (PJT 460J)?
Spitfire:
I'm glad that you have stepped back and had a good think finishing the bike will be good for you and riding it even better, I have owned mine since I bought it new in 1976 and have been near to selling it on many occasions but I am glad that I kept it.
When my marriage broke up I worked on it a lot , stored the car and went back to biking, working on the bike and riding it got me through a lot of bad times.
Bryanj:
Just to say that life will eventually get not better but livable and a loved project helps
McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
Hi Andrew,
I have only just read your post, I echo the sentiments already posted here wishing you well as you come to terms with your loss.
For many years my wife was a volunteer at the Derby McMillan Unit so we are well aware of how precious and fragile life is.
With the support of your friends and family, the passage of time, you will I feel sure eventually work on the bike again as a healing distraction.
All the best for the future I look forward to reading your posts on the progress be it this year or next.
Cheers Ted
Andrew-S:
--- Quote from: Macabethiele (Ted) on June 21, 2021, 10:53:04 AM ---Hi Andrew,
I have only just read your post, I echo the sentiments already posted here wishing you well as you come to terms with your loss.
For many years my wife was a volunteer at the Derby McMillan Unit so we are well aware of how precious and fragile life is.
With the support of your friends and family, the passage of time, you will I feel sure eventually work on the bike again as a healing distraction.
All the best for the future I look forward to reading your posts on the progress be it this year or next.
Cheers Ted
--- End quote ---
Thank you Ted. The MacMillan Cancer Support staff and volunteers were excellent and so compassionate and caring, they are indeed, like our NHS nurses truly vocational. In fact, because of Covid restrictions Bev's funeral was limited to only 17, so we created a 'Just Giving' page and raised well over £2,000 for MacMillan through friends and family.
As for the K1, I recently started working on it again which was therapeutic and gave me an issue straight away, or should I say 'challenge' - http://www.sohc.co.uk/index.php/topic,25765.0.html
Cheers,
Andrew
hondacb750fourk6:
Looking on eBay they start from £8k and if you look on eBay there is a power seller on eBay that has a shop in Greenford London Middlesex he has a brand new k1 for £20k,a KO for £22k ,yours looks nice so you should get a good price for it thanks
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