All sold; 5 new 2013 Concours for Sale in Irving Texas;

[B.D.F.]

I agree with Ted- fly in and ride it home. After all, TX is less than a two- day ride from anywhere in the continental US, and only three from Alaska.

:-)

Brian

My thought for the Out Of State Folks is:
Drive in with a trailer
or
Book a cheap Airline Ticket and ride it home.

Sounds like a good reason to do a Cross Country Ride!!   

Ride safe, Ted

[pat8228]

I called Adrian yesterday. He said the out of state price was a typo, it's actually $9949. Still a good price.

[twowheeladdict]

I called Adrian yesterday. He said the out of state price was a typo, it's actually $9949. Still a good price.

And to my buddy he said $10500.

Reminds me though about the CB1100 I was trying to negotiate on last summer.  Found a great price in Southern MO that I was trying to get the dealer in TN to match.  I called the dealer in MO and verified the OTD price.  The local dealer called and just asked "how much" instead of confirming the price I gave him.  The MO dealer said $1000 higher because he figured if the caller wasn't aware of the advertised deal then he might make more money.  I was pissed at the local dealer and said "see ya". 

Then I found my Guzzi and am much happier. 

[connie_rider]

I called Adrian yesterday. He said the out of state price was a typo, it's actually $9949. Still a good price.

I went back and changed all the notes to read $9949 as pat8228 stated.

(The note I originally posted was a copy of Adrian's original note).
The typo was his, not mine. But my apologies for the confusion anyway..

2Wheel, if your Buddy is still interested, have him call Adrian again and refresh his memory..
Adrian clearly goofed if he sed $10,500.

Ride safe, Ted

[elp_jc]

Financing will require the dealer to handle the state requirements (title, reg etc.) of the state the buyer is from...usually through a broker.

Most financing companies would provide a check that you can use as if paying cash, so no 'broker' needed (most of the times you can get a better deal on your own, since dealers like to get kickbacks). And if your state requires a physical inspection, it'd cost a lot of $$$ for a broker to do that anyway. Then you can register the bike in your state, which is cake. After the state inspection, you just need proof of insurance and a DMV office to register the bike (and dealer invoice, of course).

And yes, if you want a great deal on a purchase, you'd get creamed with a trade. Can't have it both ways . Better to sell privately indeed.

[connie_rider]

Talked to Adrian recently.
All 5 of these bikes have been sold.

Ride safe, Ted

[gPink]

Talked to Adrian recently.
All 5 of these bikes have been sold.

Ride safe, Ted

You can modify the subject line in the original post to reflect that.

[connie_rider]

Thanks. I went back and marked it "All Sold"

Ride safe, Ted

[freebird6]

Tanks. I went back and marked it All Sold

Ride safe, Ted

I got one Ted. Thanks for the heads up. Really good deal