FS/FT: Yamaha Warrior/ Ford F150 Door
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FS/FT: Yamaha Warrior/ Ford F150 Door
Name:Ryan
Location:Virginia Beach
Contact:PM or reply
Price:$1500 or reasonable offer. Or trades for S13 parts.
I have for sale or for trade a 2003 Yamaha Warrior 350. It's a six speed with reverse. Runs fine with a few minor things. It's a blast to ride. The reason I'm getting rid of it is because I now have no one to ride with and it's not fun riding alone.
The good:It runs great, it's fast and has reverse; which comes in handy more times than you'd think.
The bad:Needs a gasket on the crank case, which isn't expensive. I never went into any big mud holes with it, and I looked inside and it's clean in there.
I also flipped this one time and messed up the rear grab bar and bent the handle bars up some. I continued to ride it that day, so it's not messed up to where you can't ride it.
Last thing is the negative battery terminal broke the first day I had it, so for the time being I screwed the cable to it and it worked. Then the screw got loose. A simple touch will start it though. The starter might need to be replaced, but I'm not exactly sure. It clicks sometimes while trying to turn on.
Pictures:
I also have a driver side door for a 1987 and up F150 and Bronco door. It's brand new still in the box. It's unpainted, except for what looks to be a dark primer. I'm asking 150$ or 240 parts.
Pictures:
Location:Virginia Beach
Contact:PM or reply
Price:$1500 or reasonable offer. Or trades for S13 parts.
I have for sale or for trade a 2003 Yamaha Warrior 350. It's a six speed with reverse. Runs fine with a few minor things. It's a blast to ride. The reason I'm getting rid of it is because I now have no one to ride with and it's not fun riding alone.
The good:It runs great, it's fast and has reverse; which comes in handy more times than you'd think.
The bad:Needs a gasket on the crank case, which isn't expensive. I never went into any big mud holes with it, and I looked inside and it's clean in there.
I also flipped this one time and messed up the rear grab bar and bent the handle bars up some. I continued to ride it that day, so it's not messed up to where you can't ride it.
Last thing is the negative battery terminal broke the first day I had it, so for the time being I screwed the cable to it and it worked. Then the screw got loose. A simple touch will start it though. The starter might need to be replaced, but I'm not exactly sure. It clicks sometimes while trying to turn on.
Pictures:
I also have a driver side door for a 1987 and up F150 and Bronco door. It's brand new still in the box. It's unpainted, except for what looks to be a dark primer. I'm asking 150$ or 240 parts.
Pictures:
Last edited by ryanherington; Aug 9, 2008 at 09:24 AM.