D&D Cycles Salvage Operation for sale (Big Load) Giggity

Complete Salvage Operation for sale:
Does anyone here specialize, or have interest in selling salvage bikes and parts? Long story short, I am looking to unload my hoard.
This would be for someone to turn into a legit business and will probably require non stop attention that I don't have the time.
This has been hoarded over 20 years worth of buyouts, salvage and wrecked bikes, and plenty of brand new take off stuff.
Make no mistake, this will take multiple semi trailers to load so before getting too excited, know that its gonna take at least a month of organizing and unloading and packing.
A LOT of this is currently labeled and organized by bike, but theres a fair amount that will need labeled also.
If you are interested, DM me.
The pics shown are just a taste.
My price is $100k for everything, and I will throw in a working Dayton Dyno with all computer stuff as well.

 

Motorcycles and/ or dirt bikes?

 

Mostly street but a fair amount of off road

 

Honestly dude your best bet is to list everything piece by piece on Ebay. I know its a lot of work, but if you can get maybe $50 per piece on average (which you will), you'll come out wayyyyy ahead of selling everything in one sale.

 

Yeah minus the 20% eBay charger him to list it and the 15% eBay takes from the selling …35%%%%.

 

They stop charging you to list items after a certain point. But yeah after paypal and ebay fees that takes about 13-15% off. Shipping with UPS and FEDEX is greatly discounted with them though.

 

I don't think I've ever paid a listing fee in 25 years of selling on Ebay.... maybe back in the early days.

 

I think it would be worth hiring a part time ebay lister dude/dudette to list that stuff.
I ve been building track bikes mostly from parts I buy off Ebay. Good pictures make a big difference when I'm searching to buy stuff..just a thought

 

You cant beat the ease of ebay.

Let them make their money.

 

Agree! So convenient!

 

Thats all good and such, but where do I find a guy that knows bikes, and can do such a job? I mean Ebay sounds amazing, but motorcycle parts aren't beanie babies. I know there are stores that "sell your shit on ebay" for you but I cannot fathom dropping off semi truck loads to people....

 

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