how much do you think....

[110ccatc]

how much could i get for my atc 110 if i sold it or just parted it out it has brand new tires gas tank is fine, seat just needs a cover foam is fine. the fram has NO cracks head light and tale light works

[Mr_RPM]

we need detailed pictures. even a video to know forsure.

I would never buy a 110 for more then 300-400 bucks myself. that includes really clean ones. I got mine when it was super nice for 100 bucks just because the lady did not know better

[110ccatc]

so if its not worth crap then what should i do with it even try to sell it or just work on it???

[bobotech]

I look at 110s as being in that odd stage.

A used mid '80s 110 doesn't have much collectible value unlike the old US90s and other 90s that were made in the 70s. A lot of people that aren't looking for collectibles are looking for bigger trikes than a 110.

I paid 50 dollars for my 84 110 (not running) that I recently sold for 175 (running well). It was quite rough looking though.

[Xpress]

I paid a hundred bones for my 80 110, which was in a bit rough shape when I got it. Flat tires, dirty carb, pullstart was apart, and tank was rusted to crap, but we cleaned the carb, put a filter in the lines, put some fresh gas in it, and well whadya know, it fired first time.

However, it may only be worth about 400 bucks in it's current condition. 110s are good workhorses, but they aren't highly valuable trikes. The most I've seen one sell for was for less than $500, and that was an all original one, with some broken plastics.

I would keep it if i were you. A couple of guys I have spoken with that had 110s as kids regret selling them, and wish they still had them. I'm not ever selling my 110. If you want it, you'll have to pry it from my cold, dead hands :lol:

[Yamaha_Rules69]

If each of the new tires is a trailpro, that brings the value down $100 per tire. HA!

[Mr_RPM]

I would keep it if i were you. A couple of guys I have spoken with that had 110s as kids regret selling them, and wish they still had them. I'm not ever selling my 110. If you want it, you'll have to pry it from my cold, dead hands :lol:

I agree 100% my 110 will be with me till death.
dont sell it, its worth more sentimentally and as a tool. if you don't like it then just put it in storage for a while. you will want it back eventually. they are very helpful around the house and as a back up machine.