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I posted this in the ATV section, but this forum gets way more activity. I have a 2005 Polaris 700 EFI in camo with 330 miles on it. It is equipped with a Warn winch with snatch block kit, rear cargo box, rifle scabbard, liquid filled tires, receiver hitch with the 2" ball and the wrap around crash bars that protect the fenders etc. To say it's like new is an understatement. I was thinking $5,000.00 to start, but am I too high? Your opinions are valued.
Mike
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5k for a 14 year old wheeler?
Try $2800
Good luck
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FWIW, I had a 2007 with a similar array of after market accessories that I sold a couple of years ago. The final negotiated selling price was $3,800.
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Hey, Mike . . . long time no chat.
I had a 2004 Polaris (can't remember the "model", though) with the "Bigfoot" package, chrome wheels, wide tires, big "possibles bag" on the back & automatic tranny . . . bought it for $3k in 2007 and sold it for $3k a year or so later to an uncle back in Nebraska. I got a good deal when I bought it and so did my uncle. Nice rig and ran good. Just didn't use it enough to justify keeping it. I would think $3.5k to $4k would be a reasonable place to settle. Good luck finding a forever home for yours.
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I recently sold a 2002 Honda Foreman 450 with 350 original miles for $3000. It was in perfect shape. Around here they go for $2500- $4000.
Good luck with your sale
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Thanks guys. Sold it this evening to a neighbor for $4,500.00. I'd have gone four, but even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while. It truly is in like new condition despite it's age.
Mike
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I tried going vegan, but then realized it was a big missed steak.
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$2400 to $3200 by NADA Guide: NADA
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