Lovely 350 MV

weeveetwin

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Hi guys

I've just heard back from the seller of this MV 350. She's looking for offers of around £13,500! A bit steep, I think, considering it's really only a styling excercise on a late seventies 350 twin - which could probably be bought for around £3000/£3500.

It's stunning all the same, don't you think?
 
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Hi guys

I've just heard back from the seller of this MV 350. She's looking for offers of around £13,500! A bit steep, I think, considering it's really only a styling excercise on a late seventies 350 twin - which could probably be bought for around £3000/£3500.

It's stunning all the same, don't you think?

remember though, if it's got provinence, heritage and obviously immaculately restored that doesn't sound too high to me. :)
 
No idea about the value but wheels don't look right with that styling IMO otherwise I do like it.
 
Hi guys

I've just heard back from the seller of this MV 350. She's looking for offers of around £13,500! A bit steep, I think, considering it's really only a styling excercise on a late seventies 350 twin - which could probably be bought for around £3000/£3500.

It's stunning all the same, don't you think?

£13500 for a paralysed twin :eek: ( and that's not a typo). All show and little go.

Might as well waste a lot less money on a Ducati's equally crap one.....
 
remember though, if it's got provinence, heritage and obviously immaculately restored that doesn't sound too high to me. :)

Here's how it started life: http://images.google.co.uk/imgres?i...um=1&hl=en&rls=SUNA,SUNA:2006-47,SUNA:en&sa=N

The original is a nice little bike, but I couldn't pay more than £3500 for a 'minter'. This one is very special, I'd agree, but that's around £10,000 more for what's essentially just a styling excercise. (..although it is all in hand-beaten alloy :eek: . Amazing job by MV's bodywork guru Felotti)
 
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