I need a Puch Compact Tank and Stator.

My coils are shot and my tank is horribly dented.

Please email me at ryanwerling78@...

Thanks,
Ryan

Bill,

dude, I'm not in a hurry.  I've searched all over 'these parts' for a GT750 with
no results.  I can sit on the bikes and have all the room in the garage I ever
need.  Don't cut your throat and I'd just prefer to stay off e-bay specifically
because I've rec'd the 'shaft' more than twice on purchasing and on the selling
side of things.

If you don't mind looking in your neck of the woods for a GT750 and can find one
that will make the two bike swap a sweet deal for you well that would be
awesome--I trust your judgement on bikes and would like to help you out with the
parts I have--besides I know the bikes would go to someone who really
appreciates them as I do.

Hope this makes you smile dude,

Mark


--- In searsmotorcycleclub@yahoogroups.com, Bill Church <masterbillchurch@...>
wrote:
>
> Ok Cutting my throat here as I print this .... but..... put the parts back on
get it running so you can say it runs and list seperatly on ebay. Start the bid
at $475 or so with a reserve at $650 see where it goes. Scrambler. If you get it
running with little to no work then get it running and do the same only increase
amounts by $100 starting bid and $150 reserve and see where it goes. Understand
that ebay charges will be about $11 each to list and a final value charge of
about $100 each. You have two great bikes and now is the time to sell them. I
will find the parts I need somewhere. Take about 12 pictures for each bike and
supersize them. You will be suprized at what you will get. List <local pickup
only. No Shipping.> Don't fall for the scammers they are crafty.
>
> --- On Fri, 11/13/09, Mark <mgschanou@...> wrote:
>
>
> From: Mark <mgschanou@...>
> Subject: [searsmotorcycleclub] Waterbuffalo trade for Allstates
> To: searsmotorcycleclub@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Friday, November 13, 2009, 5:12 PM
>
>
>  
>
>
>
> Bill,
>
> do you think I should do more work on both bikes and simply sell them
outright? the 1959 is complete and I can have it running in a day (but I'd have
to reassemble with the parts I took off for you)
>
> The 250 scrambler has some really good scrambler pieces but would hate to part
out such a rare bike. Tank is excellent and so are the exhaust pipes, front
fender headlight.
>
> I would like $1,200 for both allstates (which seems reasonable to me at
$600/ea.)
>
> My thoughts, that if a guy stumbled across a waterbuffalo that needed work for
anything less than $1,200 he'd have a sweet deal on two allstates.
>
> As I put some time and money in cosmetics--the prices of both bikes go up!
>
> What are your thoughts on my thinking--is it stinkin'?
>
> Mark
>

Bill,

do you think I should do more work on both bikes and simply sell them outright? 
the 1959 is complete and I can have it running in a day (but I'd have to
reassemble with the parts I took off for you)

The 250 scrambler has some really good scrambler pieces but would hate to part
out such a rare bike.  Tank is excellent and so are the exhaust pipes, front
fender headlight.

I would like $1,200 for both allstates (which seems reasonable to me at
$600/ea.)

My thoughts, that if a guy stumbled across a waterbuffalo that needed work for
anything less than $1,200 he'd have a sweet deal on two allstates.

As I put some time and money in cosmetics--the prices of both bikes go up!

What are your thoughts on my thinking--is it stinkin'?

Mark

Bill

sorry I haven't gotten back to you--If you can source a Road Toad, can you help
me work a GT750 swap for the two allstates I have?  Know anyone who has a GT 750
that needs a little spit and polish or carb cleaning that we could work a
trade--I still have the puch parts you asked me to set aside.

btw, free delivery on the allstates to Chicago for a GT750.....
Mark
--- In searsmotorcycleclub@yahoogroups.com, "masterbillchurch"
<masterbillchurch@...> wrote:
>
> Anyone interested in a Hodaka 1973(manufacture date) 100 Road Toad. I have
frame, front forks, front wheel assembly, engine, tank, seat with no cover,
fenders, chain guard, some wires, misc parts for shift & brake, no rear wheel
assembly, no handlebars. I'm in Michigan and want to get rid of it. I'm going to
set it together this weekend and take a few pictures and list on Craigs list and
Ebay. Got this with other bikes. Asking $150
>
> Bill
>

If you live in the northern part of Illinois and have a Bike drop me a line

I have a 1963 Puch / Allstate 250 and I am looking for a toolbox in good to
great shape prefer Black (because I don't want to paint) let me know if you have
one available and how much you want for it. thanks

At some point next week I should have it up--thanks Charlie

--- In searsmotorcycleclub@yahoogroups.com, chas sandelin <crsandelin@...>
wrote:
>
> i seen a 175 scrambler, but not a 250 one, could u put what u got up on this
site?   thanks   charlie
>
>
>
>
> ________________________________
> From: Mark <mgschanou@...>
> To: searsmotorcycleclub@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Mon, November 9, 2009 6:10:53 PM
> Subject: [searsmotorcycleclub] trade for 1965 250 Scrambler
>
>  
> Looking to trade a rolling basket case Allstate 250 scrambler for a 72-76
GT750 suzuki.
>
> Missing center stand, oil tank, and some other miscellaneous parts. Should
have in running condition by this spring. Will continue to work on the Scrambler
until complete and running or until trade for Gt750 happens.
>
> Thanks
> Mark
> Iowa
> 319-551-1464
>
>
>
>
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Hello folks:  Recently found out that the price I placed on the 1966? 106ss
motor was a little out of line. Asked $125 and found out that $100 is normal for
that motor. Shipping is still nuts as it is about 50# so guessing at $35
depending on destination.  Local pick up is ok. I live in Grand  Rapids Mi
49507. Motor turns over, seems to go through gears, intact, no cracks that I
found. I have done, and will do, nothing to it. It is just grubby from sitting
in a barn. Really…the barn fell down and out came this bike. I am posting two
pictures in the picture area under Bill's 106 motor. I also have a gas tank,
rear fender, front forks (not sure if they are right ones) rear tailight
housing, 2 piece chain guard, swing arm and misc pieces. I will trade pieces for
a decent 250 jug, or 250 early 60s ignition switch, or 250 headlight ring

Let me know if anyone interested.

Bill

Looking to trade a rolling basket case Allstate 250 scrambler for a 72-76 GT750
suzuki.

Missing center stand, oil tank, and some other miscellaneous parts.  Should have
in running condition by this spring.  Will continue to work on the Scrambler
until complete and running or until trade for Gt750 happens.

Thanks
Mark
Iowa
319-551-1464