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Well I was warned, and it has happened, Im not even done with my first max ii project and found another max ii I might try to bring home. Looks to be similar year as mine judging by the lower tub I guess a mid 70s. Supposed to run roll and stop and doesn't need as much attention as mine, mine will still be getting finished but now I'll have two. Trading my Polaris for it, should be pretty even on trade value of what the gentleman is asking. Mine has alot of new parts but needs a couple small things about 60 bucks to be tip top mechanical wise. I told my wife it's so we both can ride, safety in numbers, she kind of went for it. Keeping my fingers crossed I hope its a good deal and goes through, I will have about 2 grand to 2300 in two running machines if it all works out. Sorry no new pics of my project I'm fighting bearings and collars like everyone else has, trying to get the frame out to get the welding it needs done then it should go together fast.
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I'd love to have a Max II project. None up here.
And expensive to ship up here. Spare money is very low.
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If I hadn't sold off all of my Chevy stuff and have stuff to trade I couldn't make it happen. But I'm glad to be able to have one even if the deal doesn't go through on this second one.Originally posted by Rusty-Gunn View PostDanWComment
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dw, sounds like a good deal..... with 2 running max's at some point you and your misses can have races !!! johnboy va.Comment
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I tried that and it didn't work.I told my wife it's so we both can rideComment
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That's funny she mentioned the same thing lol!Originally posted by john swenson View PostDanWComment
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I had to explain the Polaris doesn't float so while I go straight she has to find a way around haha!Originally posted by dirtdobber View PostDanWComment
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