50% or less on the dollar........you may be lucky to get $8-10 grand for it, and even that is doubtfull, as not many people have that much loose change.....

What the heck did you drop $20 K into a banshee for in the first place? I've put $10K into a machine before, but $20K? How much fluff or bling bling did you have on that thing?

 

At least the investment in the Banshee will end up better than Enron, which is zero now.

 

lol

 

i put in 12k just on a banshee motor...

 

Check out the Banshee's in my sig in the Banshee folder. It took me almost a year to sell them for 7k each.. They are also one of a kinds..

 

LOL??? I can tell I'm receiving a bit of scepticism on this...there are so many bogus claims out there it's not even funny. I already know I'll only get pennies on the dollar...all I want is about 40-50% of my investment back, if possible. (I'd be glad to post some pictures of this machine on here, but I've never done this before and don't know the procedure. Maybe some of you computer gurus can tell me how) WHY did I build it? ...Because I love banshees, and I could. It really IS a mind blower....I can count on one hand the number of things on this machine that are still stock. If it's top of the line ANYTHING, this Banshee has it. No joking. The machine is built to virtually the same specs as the Championship winning Duncan Banshees that won the 1996 French Pont de Voux endurance race. That is what I built it to duplicate. It has been an ultimate duner for me, but I have moved on to different interests at this time. I have a stack of reciepts 2-3 inches high of all the aftermarket components used. The machine has relatively few hours of use, and a fresh completely rebuilt engine from the ground up. Everything is in pristine condition. A person would be hard pressed to name anything top of the line that this quad does not have. I have the mods listed out, and they fill up 3 pages. I just need to know how to best locate someone who would appreciate it, and be willing to pay a bit more for the best. Again, someone tell me how to best post pictures on this forum for you to see, and I'd be glad to. Thanks in advance.

 

im 15 , so i can handle this[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

you need to have a digital camera, if you dont have one, the only way you can get your pictures on your computer is to photograph them, get them developed, then scan them, the quality will probably be bad , so u need a digital camera.

if you have a digital camera then take the pictures that you want to show everyone. after you have about 10 or so plug the camera intop the comp. via the USB port. then go to your "my computer" icon and there should be a spot that says something like input from device or something along the line, then save the pictures in a folder you can easily find, or the desktop.

then log onto your ATV connection account , click on the my page, then when it loads find the button that says edit. then click on one of the picture slots where it says add, then go to the browse button and find the picture, double click it. then enter a description of the picture, and hit submit, its as easy as that-if you can understand my blabbering

 

Thanks Rem...I'll give it a shot. I really would like you guys to see this machine. I don't know if pictures do anything proper justice, however. I feel like if someone actually came to see this machine, and were prepared to buy, they'd do it. I wish I could have bought it like it is now from someone else for only 10k....could have saved a bunch of money.

 

You can also have pics put on a CD. No digital camera or scanner needed for that. <a href="http://www.planetsand.com">www.planetsand.com</A> is the website for speed freaks and one of a kinds...