Like I said, it needs an engine. It's a trackbike.
Sell Antique Gun Online?
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Like I said, it needs an engine. It's a trackbike.
As in, the engine is gone/not in bike, or needs rebuilt?
Does it have a title, street fairings with headlight?
Does it have a title, street fairings with headlight?
More pics to come
Gun is roughly 78" long
Gun is roughly 78" long
At that length that thing can be used as a fishing pole. Lol! I love watching and reading about old items like this. Hope you can get good money for it. Maybe that antique road show stops by close to you so you can get it appraised and get some history on it. That would be cool! (I love that tv show)
I'm still undecided on selling it, but have found some online appraisals from people in the know on these things.
I'll see what happens.
The gun was a hunting rifle/shotgun custom made for my great, great(however many greats in 250 years )grandfather, Solomon Hill. Around 1750-1760
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Didn't Jed Clampett from " The Beverley Hillbillies "have one of these ? . Looks mighty cool
That's amazing. I would definitely have a hard time parting with something like that.
Yeah, I'm kin to him somewhere along the line too.
And you can just knock the squirrels out of the trees with it.
Might as well, you only get one shot.
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Nice. should be worth a fair bit, shame to part with it through as part of history
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http://www.amoskeagauction.com/index.php
Try something like this. A friend put two WW I pistols (M1917 and a 1911) up for auction here and got good money. There is of course the % to the house for the work they do.
Try something like this. A friend put two WW I pistols (M1917 and a 1911) up for auction here and got good money. There is of course the % to the house for the work they do.
Engine still in bike. Hole in front case with #3 connecting rod sticking out. Title, Farings with headlight. If you are serious PM me.
As in?
I'd keep it in the family but my guess is it will not end up being worth what you think it will. Guns like this have the most value when they have paperwork, proveable/documented provenance and haven't been altered in any way. Good luck...
I don't disagree at all.
I'm still interested in what it could bring.
It would really have to be worth it to me, cash or trade, before Ide part with it.
Gunbroker or gunsamerica are reputable sites. We have bought from both.
Make sure to have any and all paper work you have on the gun available. Have detailed and clear pictures.
Good luck!
Make sure to have any and all paper work you have on the gun available. Have detailed and clear pictures.
Good luck!
Thank you!
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