In a message dated 5/25/00 8:13:52 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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<< Actually, that was $12,999 for the '93 and $14,999 for the '94. >>
Getting closer, I believe. I agree it came out at 12,999, but, also had two
price increases in the 93 before the 94 ever hit. It went up $
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> Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2000 7:54 PM
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> Subject: RE: Canadian GTS's for sale
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> If its any help, when the 93 came out in the US of A it was $13,999, and
> the
> 94 was $14,999--those would be real dollars.
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> &g
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> I don't agree with the $17,000.00 number. The reason is because I was
> very interested in the bike right from the start and checked several
> shops on price in '93. All the shops I went to i
ecall the list was
> near $17000CDN in 93. At the time I was too young to
> know it was a beautiful
> machine.
>
> Jason
>
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> From: Kevin Harrington [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 24, 2000 2:44 PM
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gt; Jason
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> -Original Message-
> From: Kevin Harrington [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> I'm having trouble sympathizing with you Grant, they
> listed
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> Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2000 8:10 AM
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> >From my limited experience with the GTS at release I recall
> the list was
> near $17000CDN in 93. At the time I was too yo
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Subject: Re: Canadian GTS's for sale
I'm having trouble sympathizing with you Grant, they
listed here for $12,999.00 US--which means you had a
deep discount on the new ones!! ;>)
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> No Phil, it's the exchange that kills the
I'm having trouble sympathizing with you Grant, they
listed here for $12,999.00 US--which means you had a
deep discount on the new ones!! ;>)
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> No Phil, it's the exchange that kills the $7,000 +/-
> US purchase price.
> If I were to use 45% as the exchange (actual #
Great solution, but I would have to falsify my address so they don't
come hunting!
Grant Gall
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> Ooops.nothing to do with motor vehicle departments. OK, I see the
> problem, but I also see the solution. Buy the bike for $7,000, then write
> the check to be dr
Ooops.nothing to do with motor vehicle departments. OK, I see the
problem, but I also see the solution. Buy the bike for $7,000, then write
the check to be drawn in Canadian funds. Hey, there has to be somebody
out there who won't figure it out until you have the bike safely back in
Ca
No Phil, it's the exchange that kills the $7,000 +/- US purchase price.
If I were to use 45% as the exchange (actual # unknown) which should be
within a few percentage points, that would equal $10,150 CDN. I bought
mine in 1995 for $9,500 CDN. They listed new here at $12,999.00.
I believe you c
Grant,
I was under the impression that, since the bikes (U.S. v. Canadian) are
the same, and since your government bureaucrats are more enlightened than
ours, a U.S. bike would be no problem to bring into your country. Or will
they be all upset over that kilometer thing?
Phil
On Tue, 23 May
After touring 1,700 Km on the weekend with a friend of mine, he is
interested in buying a GTS.
Anybody know of one for sale in Canada?
Grant Gall
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