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10 Feb 2009
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 Can anyone give me a ballpark of what I should value my 1955 Triumph Terrier in great condition for? All original rubber pegs and tank pads in great shape, original tank emblem, it is truly beautiful. I'm trying to trade it for a truck and the man asks me it's value, but that's subjective (I think it's worth his truck)! Has compression, won't kick over though. I have no honest idea, he says $ 1,500 Help Please, Shawlene Louisville, KY 
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10 Feb 2009
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The Triumph might be a bit off the beaten track for most of us here to give you a realistic value. You might have a better chance somewhere like Real Classic - All about buying & selling, riding & restoring real classic motorcycles
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