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Luke, who was the guy from Florida that use to take all those awesome pictures while he was out scooting?

I had a Plasma t.v. Funai brand made in China. Dang thing literally caught on fire. I hate that when that happens, No more Funai t.v.s for me.

A local importer of Chinese scooters {Rakatak} received some fiberglass boats. When they arrived he couldn't get Coast Guard approval on them. They were constructed out of single wall fiberglass. They needed to be double wall foam filled. He ended up trying to sell them as pond boats not suitable for open water. I still think the boat was better constructed than the 250cc scooter I bought from them. That was a real joke. They no longer sell boats or scooters.

1984 Yamaha Riva 180cc twist n go scoot.Runs and looks good. just serviced and a new battery and windshield. asking $1000 Located in Ohio

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A salvage scooter will never have the value of a non salvage scoot. It doesn't take much to total out a scoot. If you buy one with light damage and verify it with pics. before and after and if you bought it right and kept cost down you should be o.k. If you have a $1000 scooter and the wind blows it over and scratches or breaks a few panels it will porbably be totaled. I bought a Yamaha R1 that the owners mother backed up and knocked it over it got totaled by the insurance company . I bought it fixed it myself and made a couple thousand dollars off it.

Those are pretty cool scoots! I would like to restore one and will if I can ever find one. Heres a pic of my Allstate[Vespa} i did last year. The novelty of a Sears badge is really cool alot of people werent aware that Sears sold scooters,mo peds motorcycles, cars,and even houses in a kit form.